Former Ohio House speaker not charged in federal investigation.

Former Ohio House speaker, Cliff Rosenberger, can finally breathe a sigh of relief as federal officials have officially closed their investigation into him, clearing him of any charges. The investigation was centered around his travel and spending practices while in public office, ultimately leading to his resignation in 2018.

Rosenberger, a Republican from Wilmington, has steadfastly maintained his innocence throughout the probe. Despite the cloud of suspicion hanging over him for the past six years, he can now rest assured that he has been vindicated.

Kenneth Parker, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, recently sent a letter to Rosenberger’s legal team, stating that after evaluating the “extremely unique facts and circumstances,” it was determined that Rosenberger is no longer the subject or target of the investigation. While the exact reasons behind this decision were not disclosed, Rosenberger expressed his gratitude towards his family and friends who stood by him during this tumultuous period.

Rosenberger’s political career took a significant hit when he had to step down as Ohio House speaker in 2018. The catalyst for his resignation was the seizure of state records by federal investigators detailing his out-of-state travel activities. Despite the controversy surrounding his departure, Rosenberger can now move forward with his head held high, knowing that the investigation has concluded in his favor.

While the specifics of the investigation remain shrouded in mystery, one thing is clear – Cliff Rosenberger has been exonerated. His journey through this challenging chapter serves as a testament to his resilience and unwavering belief in his innocence. As he looks towards the future, Rosenberger can take solace in knowing that he has weathered the storm and emerged stronger on the other side.