Office Of Lt Governor Jon Husted
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Lt. Gov. Husted: 'We're creating more opportunities for Ohioans to earn their CDL'
Lt. Governor Jon Husted recently announced a new initiative to train more than 100 drivers through Ohio’s Commercial Driver’s License Training Program. Husted emphasized that the program aims to create more opportunities for Ohioans to earn their CDL and support the movement of Ohio-made products nationwide.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: Bathroom bill 'protecting the privacy and creating safe spaces for women and girls'
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted recently expressed support for a bill signed by Governor Mike DeWine that mandates K-12 students use restrooms and locker rooms corresponding to their biological sex. In a recent Breitbart interview, Husted emphasized the importance of protecting privacy and safety, particularly for women and girls, in public spaces like school bathrooms.
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Husted: 'Joe Biden lied’ about pardoning Hunter'
Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted criticized President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, despite previous statements that he would not do so. Husted's comment, made in response to a video compilation showing Biden's earlier statements, suggested that the pardon was always a foregone conclusion.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: AI in Education Strategy helps 'ensure Ohio remains a leader' in AI
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted said that the state's new AI in Education Strategy is designed to equip students for success in an AI-driven future. He highlighted how this strategy builds on InnovateOhio’s initiatives to position Ohio as a leader in navigating the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: 'As soon as the president is inaugurated in January, it will be time to deliver'
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted has outlined his top priorities for the upcoming administration, emphasizing the need to address inflation, immigration, and policies regarding women’s sports. Husted, who has been a vocal critic of the Biden-Harris administration’s approach, is eager for the incoming Trump administration to take swift action on these issues once the new president is inaugurated in January 2025.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: 'We successfully eliminated 2.2 million words from Ohio’s regulatory code'
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted recently announced the state’s success in eliminating 2.2 million words from its regulatory code as part of an ongoing effort to increase government efficiency. He credited artificial intelligence for playing a key role in this effort and expressed hope that Ohio’s approach would serve as a model for the proposed Department of Government Efficiency.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: 'Ohio is ready to work with President Trump to achieve the America First agenda'
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted said Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory marked a historic comeback, voicing strong support for Trump's “America First” agenda. Husted expressed readiness to collaborate on priorities such as bolstering border security, reducing inflation, and creating jobs across Ohio’s heartland.
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Lt. Gov. Husted: Bernie Moreno is 'somebody that you can count on to stand up for our conservative values'
Lt. Gov. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) said U.S. Sen. Candidate Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) knows the United States is the "best hope for the world to advance" the cause of freedom.
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Husted: 'Ohio has not received a penny of what we were promised' through Biden-Harris high-speed Internet program
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted said the federal government has made little progress in connecting Americans to high-speed internet through the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program. He pointed out that despite $42.45 billion being allocated to the program in 2021, Ohio has yet to receive any promised funding.
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Husted: 'It was great to be in Noble County today to catch up with community leaders'
Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted recently visited Noble County meet with local officals and to tour two key developments: the Caldwell East of I-77 Business Park and the new Caldwell High School football field.