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• Hard to say goodbye, but ...

  Number of comments: 6
  My nearly 20-odd years in the media has been a roller coaster, a ride I almost always enjoyed – at least enough to keep coming back for more.
  
  But in the past year, I’ve had some very large changes in my life, which have elicited a great deal of [...]
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  Posted: June 04, 2007, 2:07am EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #67

  Another very delayed posting … apologies.
  
  Conservative Culture notices Ohio taxpayers are picking up the NFL’s tab. Also, there are some Ohio connections to a Muslim camp under scrutiny in upstate New York. CC wonders: Will the state cable bill finally [...]
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  Posted: May 24, 2007, 10:45am EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #66

  Tom at BizzyBlog says Gov. Ted Strickland's plan to securitize Ohio's tobacco settlement will hit hard on farmers in the very counties Strickland (sort of) used to represent. And although they won the battle, the homeowners in the Norwood eminent domain case may have [...]
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  Posted: April 11, 2007, 11:32am EDT
  

• The Brunner post, journalism and conservatism

  Number of comments: 9
  This post (on Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner’s son) by Matt Naugle at Right Angle Blog has stirred controversy over what and who is or is not “fair game” in the world of political blogging. (Jill Miller Zimon of Writes Like She Talks [...]
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  Posted: April 06, 2007, 9:36am EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #65

  Posted late, but it's still great ... the Carnival is on:
  
  Conservative Culture questions Gov. Ted Strickland’s definition of “democracy” where school vouchers are concerned. Also, CC wonders what kind of reverend is against abstinence education? Finally, a "Rah-rah!" on the governor's [...]
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  Posted: April 03, 2007, 12:42pm EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #64

  Number of comments: 1
  No time for “ado.”
  
  The posts …
  
  Lisa Renee at Glass City Jungle opens her blog to a lively discussion of war protests, patriotism and treason after a reader submitted a photo of a protester at the University of Toledo holding a sign reading [...]
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  Posted: March 21, 2007, 11:36am EDT
  

• Shameful hypocrisy of NPR liberals

  Number of comments: 5
  I rarely find the time to listen to NPR anymore it seems, catching just occasional morning or evening newscasts in search of world coverage. Unfortunately, the liberal tendencies of a network you and I are forced to pay for through tax dollars has become so unbearable, I don't choose to [...]
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  Posted: March 17, 2007, 2:33pm EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #63

  Cabin fever hits hardest when spring weather teases, then disappears.
  
  Bloggers can take out their frustration on their keyboards.
  
  The posts ...
  
  Pho at Pho's Akron Pages is impressed by the blogstorm over Kent State professor Julio Pino's controversial comments on the War [...]
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  Posted: March 15, 2007, 12:28pm EDT
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #62

  [Blizzards come in forms other than snow - and mine has been a combination of work and sick kids. I apologize to writers and readers of the carnival for this very much delayed installment, and ask for your continued patience. We will pause this week and resume the carnival once [...]
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  Posted: March 06, 2007, 10:04pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #61

  Number of comments: 1
  A blizzard of political opinion blew across the Buckeye State this week – but I’m drifting.
  
  The posts …
  
  Dayton Daily News education reporter Scott Elliott, at Get on the Bus, says Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted made it clear recently that he won't [...]
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  Posted: February 14, 2007, 4:41pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #60

  Number of comments: 1
  Brutal cold couldn't freeze out Ohio's hot-blooded bloggers.
  
  The posts ...
  
  Lisa Renee at Glass City Jungle listened, called in and wrote as a Toledo area elections official discussed the problem of too few poll workers. Lisa also points out the research [...]
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  Posted: February 08, 2007, 11:15am EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #59

  Two more years of political confrontation and conflict?
  
  Or is harmonious bipartisanship just around the corner?
  
  The groundhog may not know, but Ohio's bloggers will offer their opinions.
  
  The posts ...
  
  King's Right Site says defeated gubernatorial candidate Ken Blackwell is still [...]
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  Posted: January 31, 2007, 11:10pm EST
  

• Senator Stupid

  Number of comments: 5
  Time constraints have curtailed my blogging for some time, but this story and its quote from Ohio's senior senator could not be allowed to pass.
  
  I've ripped on George Voinovich before as a wishy-washy, self-important crybaby, but I always believed it was arrogance which led him to [...]
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  Posted: January 25, 2007, 11:43pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #58

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  The new regime in Columbus is making changes - to no one's surprise, yet much to the benefit of the vast audience for Ohio's political bloggers.
  
  More fuel for the fire.
  
  The posts ...
  
  Scott Elliott, education reporter for the Dayton Daily News, posting at [...]
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  Posted: January 25, 2007, 3:12pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #57

  Number of comments: 4
  Even as winter-like weather finally began to sneak into the state, debate over the new power brokers in Columbus was heating up.
  
  The posts ...
  
  Lisa Renee at Glass City Jungle notices how anytime a city has budget problems, cuts to emergency services seem [...]
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  Posted: January 18, 2007, 12:32am EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #56

  The Red tide rose across Ohio this week, tempered only by the tears for our beloved Buckeyes.
  
  Football really puts politics in perspective.
  
  The posts ....
  
  Matt at Lincoln Logs makes a strong argument in favor of loyalty - and keeping Bob Bennett [...]
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  Posted: January 10, 2007, 9:32pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #55

  There may not be state or federal elections in an odd year like 2007 - but there's still politics!
  
  Just look ...
  
  Ben at the Keeler Political Report notices the Cleveland Plain Dealer has conveniently changed its mind on turnpike leasing - now that [...]
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  Posted: January 03, 2007, 11:11pm EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #54

  Number of comments: 1
  Along with ushering in a new year, we will usher in a new era in Ohio politics – the Ted Strickland era. Will it lift to new heights or drive to new depths?
  
  Just ask the bloggers.
  
  The posts …
  
  Ben at the Keeler Political [...]
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  Posted: December 28, 2006, 1:23am EST
  

• Carnival of Ohio Politics #53

  Ho-ho-hold on a second! Are sure you wanna bang on that keyboard and swing around that mouse right before Christmas? Better be careful, kid - you'll shoot your eye out.
  
  Metaphorically, anyway. Oh well, we political bloggers do what we do from the heart, and not just for ourselves, [...]
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  Posted: December 21, 2006, 12:19am EST