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No.
House Bill 164 or the "Ohio Student Religious Liberties Act of 2019" has been passed by the House and awaits on a vote by the Senate.
It covers several areas guaranteeing the freedom of religious expression. The part closest to the claim is Section 3320.03:
No school district board of education...shall prohibit a student from engaging in religious ...
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The Ohio House passed Bill 164 which says:
No school district board of education,
governing authority of a community school established under
Chapter 3314. of the Revised Code, governing body of a STEM
school established under Chapter 3326. of the Revised Code, or
board of trustees of a college-preparatory boarding school
established under ...
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No, this is not a law on the books in Pennsylvania.
Early in the 20th century, when cars were louder, less regulated in right of way, and comingled with horse drawn carriages, a group of farmers (calling themselves FAAS, Farmers Anti-Automobile Society) assembled to draft proposed legislation that would prevent cars from spooking horses. One of these ...
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The whistleblower's attorneys have denied he or she worked with or for Biden
Via ABC News:
In a statement, the whistleblower's lawyers say the person has never worked for any political candidate, campaign or party and "spent their entire government career in apolitical, civil servant positions in the Executive Branch."
As a career civil servant, it'...
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The story was originally broken by The Daily Beast.
They quote a letter from the Biden campaign - not Joe Biden personally - , which demands that Giuliani is no longer booked because of the falsehoods and conspiracy theories he spreads. They ask that if he continues to be invited, an "equivalent amount of time" be given to them.
“We write to demand that ...
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Unsurprisingly, given that it is from the Heartland Institute, it appears to be wrong. Looking at 2018 government data (note: Excel file), electricity generation in California is 30% greater in July (air conditioners?) than in September and October. So a 10% or even 17% drop in generation capacity should not create a shortfall in supply, as long as there ...
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The situation seems pretty complicated. First, according to the NBC (March 5, 2019):
Vermont is one of a handful of states where voters do not register by party and can participate in any primary they wish, so Sanders has never had to officially declare his personal partisan membership.
Second, in 2015, in order to run in the Democratic primaries...
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