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Category Archives: Politics
The Fading and Fizzling Effects of Mark Byron’s Cincinnati “Shooting Star” Like Case
Just two short months ago, the Mark Byron case was a world-wide internet sensation that for a very brief moment in time, shined an incredibly bright spotlight on the throes and abuses that most fathers (both custodial and noncustodial) routinely … Continue reading
Posted in Hamilton County, Judges and Magistrates, Misandry, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged apology, Cincinnati, contempt, court, custody, divorce, Elizabeth Ford, facebook, father, free speech, Judge Sieve, Magistrate Myers, Mark Byron, ohio
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The Hypocrisy of President Bush’s Concerns over China’s Human Rights Abuses
Recently, President Bush was quoted as saying, “I have spoken clearly, candidly and consistently with China’s leaders about our deep concerns over religious freedom and human rights.” Am I the only one who is tired of the endless hypocrisy that … Continue reading
Posted in Incarceration and Prison, Politics
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2009 Ohio Child Support Guidelines Advisory Council Public Forums
Ohio statutes mandate that an “Ohio Child Support Guidelines Advisory Council” convene once every four years with the purpose of reviewing Ohio’s child support related statutes, and recommending appropriate changes to Ohio’s legislatures. Personally, I feel that in years past, … Continue reading
Congressman Steve Chabot (R-OH) Shuns Ohio’s Non-Custodial Parents Sinking Financially but Moves to Save Ship
Life as a Non-Custodial Parent (NCP) is difficult at best. Many are bankrupt, without licenses (they were suspended by the CSEAs to “punish” parents who fell behind in child support payments), without jobs, denied public assistance, lacking basic necessities, have … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged chabot, Cincinnati, congress, congressman, county, csea, delta queen, fathers, hamilton, HCJFS, high, kim newsom bridges, ncsea, odjfs, ohio, republican, school, ship, side, steve, west, winton woods
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Democrats Overwhelmingly Support the Continued Attack on Fathers by Supporting H.R. 1386
For a list of politicians who support the destruction of Fathers as well as the lives of the children they so dearly love for financial gain, open Child Support Co-Sponsors. The following contains more information about the “Child Support Protection … Continue reading
Posted in Ohio Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA), Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 1386, child, csea, democrats, federal, hr, hr 1386, incentive, kim newsom bridges, match, ncsea, obama, ohio, politcians, profit, republicans, social security, support
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Why Your Comment Doesn’t Post and My Apology to My Readers
To my readers, Please understand that what I do with regard to this website, blogging and helping others; mainly fathers, but also their wives, girlfriends, sisters, mothers, etc as well as non-custodial moms, is on my own time and at … Continue reading →