Ohio voters on November 7 approved a referendum making abortion a protected right in the state’s constitution, and the dominant establishment narrative would have you believe this is a spontaneous movement of the American people that conservatives dare not oppose without facing certain political doom. An enormous money trail, however, tells another story.
Big-box local newspaper The Columbus Dispatch (owned by powerhouse GateHouse Media, the nation’s largest newspaper chain), in its election night coverage, freely acknowledged the massive involvement of out-of-state actors using their financial clout to get the referendum passed. “Issue 1 proponents outspent opponents on television 2-to-1, boosted financially by Planned Parenthood, the American Civil Liberties Union and out-of-state progressive groups,” the paper wrote.
The Dispatch avoided being more specific about who these…
