I dare you to disagree.
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72 times.
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48-39 in Rasmussen.
Ok, not really.
Apparently Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern likes to travel in style.
Some may have seen this headline in the Columbus Dispatch yesterday.
In one of the best worst movies in the past twenty years, From Dusk 'Til Dawn, Harvey Keitel plays a preacher who has lost his way. Keitel and his two kids get kidnapped by George Clooney and his brother Quentin Tarantino as the two criminals attempt' [...]
When I started writing today's posts, I had no idea they would have a theme based on one of the most ridiculously read lines in cinema history.
This morning the Washington Times confirmed our surrender of Afghanistan.
I won't bore you with a summary of last night's speech. If you read this blog, you've likely read plenty about it already or watched it yourself.
Ted Strickland's obsession with failure continues.
Whoever it is, it probably matches up with who ya voted for last year.
Recently, John Kasich had an opportunity to sit down with Dick Armey, Howard Dean, and Arianna Huffington to discuss the future of capitalism.I’ve been saying it for months.
Afghanistan will be a political disaster for President Obama.
His indecision has dug for him a hole in which he can’t escape.
Need proof? Look at left wingnut Michael Moore’s “open letter to the President”:
…[tonight] you will do the worst possible [...]
Steve Harpster recently completed his cartoon portrait of John Kasich.But a bigger indicator of peril comes from a new survey question' [...]
I'm off to Columbus for Thanksgiving.Martha C. Moore, a Republican icon in Ohio and 35-year member of the GOP National Committee, has died at the age of 91.
She died yesterday morning -- 11 days after her birthday -- at an assisted-living facility in Columbus and will be buried [...]
This is Dennis Spisak.A dozen executives from' [...]
I noticed a tweet from Jennifer Brunner posted earlier today.
Yep. I'm talking about the stimulus again.I' [...]
Those were Ted Strickland’s words this morning as quoted in the Columbus Dispatch Daily Briefing.
Unseemly, indeed.
Ladies and Gentlemen, I take you back to July [...]
Over the summer, Ted Strickland came under fire from supporters of libraries(and reallly, what kind of weirdo doesn't support libraries) for proposing a massive cut of their funding to the tune of $84.3 million.
This evening, Ohio Attorney General candidate Dave Yost was nice enough to comment on my earlier post about Richard Cordray's decision to use the tax dollars of Ohioans to pay for the defense of former employees of the state in the Joe the Plumber case.
