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One thing that’s not new is that FirstEnergy contributed about $1 million in total to the DeWine/Husted campaign, political organizations supporting it, and to another nonprofit supporting his daughter’s campaign for county prosecutor, according to the Dayton Daily News. Newly released text messages show FirstEnergy executives describing an open line with the administration on the selection of Ohio’s top utility regulator and inside support from DeWine and Husted.

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Householder’s pleaded not guilty and awaits trial in early 2023. officials and at least once with GOP House Speaker Larry Householder, who has been criminally accused of taking a separate, multimillion-dollar bribe from the company to pass the bailout. Newly revealed records show DeWine met repeatedly to discuss energy policy with FirstEnergy Corp. Over the past week we’ve learned that DeWine and Husted played far more extensive roles than previously known in passing the pay-for-play $1.3 billion energy bailout and appointing an industry-friendly regulator who has since been accused of taking a $4.3 million bribe. So while it may be “nothing new” to them, this is all very new to us. I suppose it’s true they have personally known the extent of their own involvement all along, but the public hasn’t. Jon Husted like to claim “there is nothing new” whenever startling new information is revealed about their administration’s role in Ohio’s corrupt political bribery and nuclear bailout scandal.