The Cincinnati Enquirer headlined an article Sunday that would barely have been suitable for the paper's editorial page.

While OFCC PAC is not a partisan organization, we are upfront about our support for those who support CCW reform, from either party, and our endorsements in the 2002 elections represented that fact clearly.

The Cincinnati Enquirer represents itself as a nonpartisan organization too. But a story published Sunday proves otherwise, and the paper will never be honest enough to admit their bias.

The headline tells the tale in spades:

GOP rules with no minorities, few women

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COLUMBUS | Lawmakers will once again take aim at passing legislation to allow Ohioans to carry concealed weapons in their purses, jackets, cars and elsewhere. But this time the debate isn't expected to drag on for two years.

The Ohio House will begin hearings today on House Bill 12, which is essentially the same legislation that passed the House last year before undergoing major revisions in the Senate.

Senate President Doug White, R-Manchester, said he expects the Senate could adopt its version of the bill six weeks later. The House and Senate would then have to work out any differences in conference committee, he said.

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