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At 250, America’s broken social contract, moral rot, and open betrayal of basic decency and humanity Original

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By David DeWitt Verified
| Ohio Capital Journal
by David DeWitt, Ohio Capital Journal June 26, 2026 America greets our 250th birthday not as the last, best hope of Earth, but under a noxious cloud of broken promises, betrayed ideals, hateful discourse, public corruption, and petulant, petty public leaders peddling horrendous lies without shame.
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Ohio Capital Journal wins eight Society of Professional Journalists awards, including Best News Site Original

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By David DeWitt Verified
| Ohio Capital Journal
The Ohio Capital Journal has won eight awards in “Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest” from the Society of Professional Journalists, including First Place for Best General News Site, three other first place finishes, and four in second place. The contest covered stories and editorial from 2025.
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Ohio taxpayers deserve accountability and oversight of $2.5 billion being sent to private schools

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By David DeWitt Verified
| The Real Deal Press
Ohio House Speaker Matt Huffman. (Photo by Morgan Trau, WEWS.) Ohio taxpayers are sending $2.5 billion to private and religious schools while Ohio public schools deal with the fallout of a $3 billion budget shortfall.
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