Jim Jordan Prepares To Hit Fani Willis With Criminal Charges

CORRUPT REPUBLICANS bought CRUMBLING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS & a DIRTY COAL PLANTS....LOTS OF BRIBERY, CORRUPTION....activists attempted to get it on the BALLOT & THUGS intervened....HARVEY WASSERMAN wrote about it - look it up! REPUBLICANS screwed RATE PAYERS...the last 2 trials - one was for the STATE RATE SETTER - committed suicide, received $4.3 MILLION Former Ohio utility regulator, charged in a sweeping bribery scheme, has died excerpts: COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A former top utility regulator awaiting trial on charges he took millions in bribes in conjunction with the largest corruption scandal in Ohio’s history died by suicide on Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Franklin County Coroner’s Office said. Sam Randazzo, 74, the one-time chair of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, faced the prospect of spending the rest of his life in prison if convicted of the dozens of criminal charges he faced in simultaneous federal and state investigations. He had pleaded not guilty to all of them, most notably the allegation that he accepted a $4.3 million bribe from Akron-based FirstEnergy Corp. in exchange for regulatory favors. FirstEnergy has admitted to using dark money groups to fund a $60 million bribery plot that allowed former Republican Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder to win the speakership, elect his allies and pass and defend a $1 billion nuclear bailout bill, known as House Bill 6, for two of its affiliated nuclear plants. A jury convicted Householder and lobbyist Matt Borges last year on federal racketeering charges for their roles in the scheme. Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison, Borges to five. Both have appealed. Randazzo resigned his regulatory post in November 2020 after FBI agents searched his Columbus townhome and FirstEnergy revealed in security filings what it said were bribery payments of $4.3 million for his future help at the commission a month before DeWine nominated him as Ohio’s top utility regulator. He is the second person that was accused as part of the sweeping investigation to take his own life. Long-time Statehouse lobbyist Neil Clark, one of the five people initially arrested in the probe in July 2020, died by suicide in March 2021 after pleading not guilty. The remaining two men, Juan Cespedes and Jeffrey Longstreth, pleaded guilty and are cooperating with the government in the ongoing inquiry.  

https://apnews.com/article/bribery-investigation-ohio-former-utility-regulator-dies-3059cdbb1508e8b9b1152fdff2b5028f 

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Republican Congressman Jim Jordan has renewed his fight against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, and he is signaling that he is prepared to file criminal charges against her if she doesn't bow to his demands. Jordan has given Willis until Monday at 5pm to turn over all the information she has about her prosecution of Donald Trump, and if she refuses, he will likely end up forcing a contempt of Congress vote in the House. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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Angry Ohio Residents Confront CEO of Railroad Company That Poisoned Them

 

The community voted overwhelmingly for tRump.

tRump = DEREGULATION!

How about the metal plant explosion?

There were previous OSHA violations.

Republicans don't believe in regulations.

Now they're upset?

There is an ongoing corruption/RICO trial that involves lots of OHIO REPUBLICANS. OHIO AG received campaign cash from energy company so remained silent to the corruption, purchase of crumbling nuclear power plants etc.

OHIO got the government they elected and when a disaster happens, elections have consequences.

 

Residents of East Palestine had the opportunity to confront the CEO of Norfolk Southern during a CNN town hall, and expectedly, they gave him an earful. The problem, however, is it's clear he's still not willing to do what's needed to undo the damage his company caused.