- Jocelyn Rhynard Goes Negative — Makes Crazy Accusations — Says Jyl Hall “Stands Against Our Community”
- In The Contest For The Ohio Senate Nomination, Jyl Hall Pushes Back On Abortion Accusations
- Tony And Janet Hall Wanted Their Children, Jyl and Matt, To See The Hungry / The Poor And To Care About Them
- To “Save Democracy,” David Pepper Should Tell How Democrats Can Help Democratize The Democratic Party
- To Lift Debt Ceiling, Mike Turner Calls On Biden To Negotiate And Make Concessions, Says The House Has Already Voted To Raise Debt Limit
Monthly Archives: March 2011
In Education, How Do We Accomplish More — While Spending Less Money?
The video below shows a program organized by the Fordham Foundation and conducted at Cleveland State University on March 14. The title of the program was “Doing More With Less In K-12 Education — A Timely Discussion For Ohio” Doing … Continue reading
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In Kettering, Older Residents Voted At About Three Times Rate Of Younger Residents In 2010 Election
The graphs below show the voting pattern in Kettering, Ohio for the 2010 election. Each graph shows the total universe of registered voters in Kettering and shows how sub-groups voted, or failed to vote. The universe of all Kettering registered … Continue reading
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Kasich Balances Ohio Budget By “Seizing $2 Billion From Libraries, Local Governments And Schools”
In this You-tube video, Zach Schiller, the research director of Policy Matters Ohio, discusses Governor Kasich’s budget proposal. The organizer of the program is Dan Moulthrop, the “curator of conversation” for a northeast Ohio organization called the Civic Commons. I’d … Continue reading
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