Miamisburg Democrats

06/12/2026

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06/10/2026

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06/06/2026

Commentary: Vivek Ramaswamy’s Record Faces New Scrutiny Over Business Deals and Policy Shifts
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A renewed political storm is building around Vivek Ramaswamy as critics and supporters clash over his record, raising questions about his financial gains, corporate relocation choices, and evolving stance on Ohio’s COVID-era response policies. The scrutiny has intensified as opponents argue that his business decisions reflect a pattern of prioritizing profit and strategic positioning, while allies insist his career demonstrates entrepreneurial success and a pragmatic understanding of economic policy. The debate has quickly spilled into public forums, where every past statement and decision is being re-examined through a political lens. For Ramaswamy, the controversy adds fresh complexity to his public image at a time when he remains a polarizing figure in national politics. As pressure mounts and new details continue to surface, the central question remains whether this scrutiny will reshape how voters interpret his record—or deepen existing divides even further. 👉 Read the full story in the comments.

06/06/2026

Looking forward to today's Pride Parade in downtown Dayton with this memory of a past parade.

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

There’s a difference between clapping back and fighting back. Link in comments.

06/06/2026

It’s no secret that we celebrate our PRIDE everyday but in this special month we also remember those who were persecuted, criticized, mocked, disrespected, beaten, discriminated and even killed for who they loved and who they were born to be. 🌈❤️ 🌈 We love you Dayton! Show some love and celebrate love with all your heart!!

06/06/2026

Thank you Dayton for an another amazing and record breaking Pride. Thanks to everyone who attended, volunteered, performed, or had any part of this beautiful day. Even a little rain didn't dampen the day. This LGBTQ+ and allied community are the best!

Happy Pride!

06/06/2026

Auditor Keith and Montgomery County Commission President Carolyn Rice recently crossed paths at a dog vaccination clinic, supporting efforts to keep Montgomery County pets healthy and safe.

The two also sat down together for the latest episode of Auds & Ends to discuss county government, community priorities, and more.

Click the link to watch: https://youtu.be/gMM7lgdrj1o?si=-4A8raO92pZiQxJd

06/06/2026

The job market is the worst for young people. Why? Getting rid of immigrants does not increase employment opportunities because the labor market is not a zero-sum game.

The fundamental reasons why removing immigrants fails to boost employment for native populations include:

1) Decreased Demand for Goods: Immigrants are not just workers; they are also consumers who buy groceries, rent housing, and use services. When this population is removed, local businesses lose customers, forcing them to reduce production and lay off native workers.

2) Labor Market Complementarity: Jobs held by U.S.-born and immigrant workers are heavily connected. For example, if a construction company loses its immigrant framing crews, there is less work available for native-born electricians, plumbers, and project managers. Similarly, a shortage of immigrant restaurant kitchen staff can lead to reduced hours or closures, which directly reduces work for waitstaff and managers.

3) Lack of Direct Replacement: Immigrants often fill specific jobs that native workers may be unable or unwilling to take due to location, wages, or physical requirements. Rather than filling these vacant roles, employers typically scale back their operations or abandon projects, which depresses overall hiring.

4) Reduced Support for Key Industries: Affordable immigrant labor in sectors like child care and elder care allows native-born parents to participate in the workforce. Removing these support services forces native workers—often mothers—to drop out of the labor force to care for their families at home.

5) Economic analyses, such as research from the Economic Policy Institute, show that mass deportations lead to contractions in the labor market and hurt everyone, rather than freeing up positions for local citizens. To learn more about how immigrants integrate as both workers and consumers, read the Wharton School's insight on the Economic Benefits of Immigration.