US EditionOhio lawmaker proposes bill to make ‘flag planting’ in Ohio State stadium a felony
- An Ohio lawmaker has proposed a bill to make 'flag planting' in Ohio State Stadium a felony.
- The bill aims to deter individuals from planting flags during games and could impose serious penalties on violators.
- The lawmaker expressed concerns over safety and respect for the stadium.
- The initiative has sparked discussions about free expression, with supporters arguing it is necessary for maintaining order.
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ESPN’s Elle Duncan slams Ohio rep’s attempt to make flag planting a felony: ‘Softest thing I’ve seen’
ESPN’s Elle Duncan is now among those poking fun at the proposal, as she made apparent during her “SportsCenter” segment “Taking the Elle" where she labeled Rep. JoshWilliams’ proposal “the softest thing I’ve seen today.
Ohio lawmaker aims to make flag planting a felony
An Ohio lawmaker introduced a bill that would make it a felony to plant a school flag in the center. The brawl between Ohio State and Michigan after the Nov. 30 game inspired the proposal. After the Wolverines beat the Buckeyes 13-10, Michigan players planted their school flag on the OSU logo at center field. Buckeye athletes immediately confronted the Michigan players. Multiple law enforcement agencies broke up the fight, some using pepper spra…
Lawmaker Introduces Legislation Targeting Viral Football Celebration: Would Slap College Players with Felony Charge
The bill’s author described it as simply a message to the NCAA, which sounds somewhat reassuring. Otherwise, it might strike small-government conservatives as a prime example of why they dislike […] The post Lawmaker Introduces Legislation Targeting Viral Football Celebration: Would Slap College Players with Felony Charge appeared first on The Western Journal.
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