bullshit

Brown and Kucinich are so far to the left, they’re falling off the freakin’ bridge. Kucinich has always supported single-payer health insurance. Brown is an Obie-Won a**kisser. I wouldn’t trust either one as far as I could pick up Me-Shell and throw her across the room.

Voinovich is basically worthless now that he’s retiring (plus he voted for the “Wisest Latina Woman evah” to be on the Supreme Court).

In 2012 Democrats Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher and Secty. of State Jennifer Brunner will face off in the 2010 primary. Both of them are raving liberals and Fisher supports everything POTUS says and does and has gone on record in support of Barkey Oblah-blahs Health Care Reform.

Rob Portman is the fave with the Ohio and National R’s to replace Voinovich, so Tom Ganley may not stick it out in the long haul. Portman was the budget director and trade representative for GWB. I’d definitely vote for Ganley. He’s pro-life, pro-guns, against illegal immigration, pro securing our borders, and against nationalized health care. To read his platform and send it viral, go here:

http://tomganley.com/index.cfm?p=About

Haven’t heard from my contacts if Kucinich is going to run again. Maybe Jim Trakas (a great guy; conservative R; pro-life, former State Rep, and totally against Barkey’s statism) will take another run at Kucinich. Trakas is staying visible and speaking at Cleveland Tea Party events. I’m going to contact him and ask him what his plans might be. Maybe I can talk him into doing a townhall meeting.

While Dennis managed to win in 2008, he got the lowest vote count he ever had. I’m hoping the voters are going to kick him to the curb in 2010, especially since he wouldn’t hold a townhall meeting with the seniors, who have always been his strongest voting group. But his base is strong and loyal, and he’s always good for at least 40%.

To see the complete list of the 2010 Ohio elections and who’s declared to date, go here: http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G10/OH

Bet the Dem voters in Youngstown will get him elected to House again. Or at least try.

Here’s the deal with Ohio: if you look at the voting ‘map’ from the 2008 election, Republicans won the footprint of the state. The left took all of the major urban areas, which is how they, and Barry O, won.

Since there won’t be an ‘urban’ Precident running in 2010, the right-or, God help us, and Independent-has every opportunity to take a number of spots up for grabs.

elderberry on August 14, 2009 at 1:50 PM

Ryan is the 17th district congressman who doesn’t have the time for silly townhalls but provides facts vs myths on his site…bad thing is he believes in his own myths but because his voting bloc is true blue here in NE Ohio he answers only to his party,Ryan is a coward and if this district keeps voting him in then we deserve what we get.Charlie Wilson 6th district who splits the region with Ryan is also a coward
no townhalls just op eds and teleconferences.Two sorry pieces of work at work.

Sure enough this is now quickly becomming
an US (meaning all of the US citizens) VS
Them (meaning the democrats and their hand picket constituants)

So what this really says is
ONly IF you support obama
Only IF you support the bs health care
Only IF you support climate change BS bills
Only IF you support making illegals citizens

will you then (A LEGAL US CITIZEN) be allowed
to even talk to your own senator
who is supposed to represent you..

Veyr soon folks it isnt obama
that must be removed
it is all 535 commanders in cheif..

I mean ALL of them ..
throw them all out of office NOW.

They are all traitors and are going to destroy our country..
They are working for our enemies and must be stopped

http://www.veteranoutrage.com

justincase on August 14, 2009 at 4:05 PM

A better question.

In the past few weeks, when have they not bussed in ACORN, SEIU, or OFA?

I guess I just can’t believe a person with Strickland’s personality or lack there of was able to get elected. Can’t wait for 2010.

McBride on August 14, 2009 at 2:32 PM

A company in Youngstown is always looking for machinists
with CNC experience. Google Exal in Youngstown.
Drop off a resume in person.

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If you’re interested, feel free to check out my blog, Third Base Politics, that analyzes what’s going on in Ohio, as well as a little talk about national issues.

I was employed with a human resources consulting firm for high-end clients. Business was booming until shortly before this crisis hit. When they let a bunch of us go they said they hoped to be able to re-hire us if/when the crisis was resolved and business was up again.

Are you saying that basically we’ll not gain those jobs back because the demand won’t be there?

If the healthcare and cap and trade were to pass, I wonder if there would be any businesses which could make a profit.

My two brothers are both small family farmers. Even just the current expectations of the EPA could put them out of business. If cap and tax were to go through it would also put out of business larger farms. So what then? If it’s not profitable to farm, what are we all gonna eat? We have to eat. Food prices could go up, but generally that doesn’t help the farmers much.

For every “green job” they come up with at least as many will be lost. For every organic farmer put into business by the EPA standards there will be at least 5 farmers who go under because they can’t afford to have the rootworms and grasshoppers eat up all their non-pesticide crop. Food prices will go up because there will be less food, and half of what would normally be produced will be lost to insects. So we’ll have unemployed farmers needing to pay an arm and a leg just for food because the government has made it so hard to produce a profitable amount of food.

No disagreement…you are correct.

GOP only takes three keystrokes, vs. 12 for conservative.

Just being efficient. It’s the conservative in me.

Brown’s daughter Emily works for the Service Employees International Union