Tackling Drug Abuse-Protecting Critical Infrastructure-Controversial Historical Documents Displays Act

Senator Terry Johnson is a retired physician, served as a senior flight surgeon and Colonel with the Army National Guard, and is a proud patriot from Scioto County in Southern Ohio.

He isn’t shy about protecting the homeland from the damage done by fentanyl trafficking to the potential for a terror attack on our critical infrastructure and military bases here at home.

Recently the Senate unanimously passed two of his bills.

Senate Bill 7 requires public schools to teach substance abuse education from kindergarten through the 12th grade. It's a much needed upgrade to lesson plans for a state that just legalized marijuana.

Additionally, the Upper Chamber passed Senate Bill 138 that prescribes significant reforms to how mental health and recovery centers are regulated, with an emphasis on results.

Join us for a frank and informative conversation about why he also sponsored the Historical Educational Displays Act, that would require schools to choose and display one of several historical documents at their discretion, ranging from the Declaration of Independence, The Northwest Ordinance, Mayflower Compact, the U.S. and Ohio Mottoes, Magna Carta, The Bill of Rights, U.S. Constitution, Articles of The Confederation, to the Ten Commandments.

As you can imagine, the left is having a meltdown. 

The President’s Podcast is one to watch this week.