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Farewell, PJ Media Readers

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By Paula Bolyard
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The time has come, dear readers, for me to step away from PJ Media into the next phase of my life. I started here as a freelance contributor in 2012, writing occasional pieces about that year’s election from an Ohio perspective. I was fresh off 15 years of homeschooling, and was shocked that someone would actually pay me to write.I was just this humble Midwest stay-at-home mom with no journalism training, but I guess I had decent writing skills and a passion for making our country better.
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Rest in Peace, James Dobson, and Thank You

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By Paula Bolyard
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Last week, my 8-year-old granddaughter, who was staying with us, was thrilled to learn that our church library has a collection of "Adventures in Odyssey" CDs. She brought a stack home and spent hours listening to the stories of the fictional Whit's End. She's probably never heard the name James Dobson, but his ministry, Focus on the Family, was behind that children's audio series beloved by her daddy and millions of other children (and adults) around the world.
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Democrat Sherrod Brown Wants His Ohio Senate Seat Back. Here's Why That Could Be a Problem.

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By Paula Bolyard
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"Sherrod Brown let us down." That was the tag line for a campaign ad years ago, and it always comes to mind anytime I hear his name. Now he's back, less than a year after losing his Senate seat to Bernie Moreno, hoping to take out Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's appointee, Sen. Jon Husted, in a 2026 Special Election. Until Brown lost in 2024, the career politician, age 72, had held elected office since 1974, save for two years in the early '90s—that's more than half a century.
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