Public Biography
Senator Gerald Frisch is a Republican United States senator from Ohio, serving since 2015. He has publicly opposed the National Dissolution and Bilateral Sovereignty Act, which he described in a statement as “constitutionally unserious.”
Mr. Frisch was born in Columbus, Ohio, and attended Ohio State University, where he studied constitutional law. He earned his law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law and served as Ohio’s attorney general for two terms before his election to the Senate. He sits on the Committee on the Judiciary and the Committee on Armed Services.
He has described himself as “one of the last people in this building who still believes the Constitution is a load-bearing document rather than a suggestion.”
Articles
- Congress Debates Splitting Blue and Red America Into Two Nations: Trans America and Cis America — described the National Dissolution and Bilateral Sovereignty Act as “constitutionally unserious”
- Ohio Man Unveils Plan to Replace T.S.A. Screening With a Bowl of Knives at Every Jetway — through a spokesman, declined to regard the reverse side of a boarding pass as an instrument of federal rulemaking
Articles
- Senator Introduces Bill to Dissolve the Canadian Border, Arguing That a Mass Influx of Canadians Would Improve the Country — The measure has been referred to three committees, none of which has yet determined whether a nation can be invaded at its own request.
- American Men Are Not Afraid to Discuss Politics, Study Finds; Their Views Simply Will Not Fit Through the Mouth — The average American political position requires nineteen hours and forty minutes to say aloud. The median listener reaches a conclusion at forty-one seconds.
- Ohio Man Unveils Plan to Replace T.S.A. Screening With a Bowl of Knives at Every Jetway — “Like a library book, but for stabbing,” Mr. Henderson said of the return procedure, which he described as self-policing.