- 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: September 2012
Spend Ohio’s Budget Surplus On Schools / Local Govt, Or, Reduce State Income Taxes? — Assembly Candidates Should Answer
Should Ohio’s surplus revenue be used to restore funding cuts to schools and local governments or should the surplus revenue be used to make across the board reductions to the Ohio income tax? In a functioning democracy, any candidate seeking … Continue reading
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The OSBA Argument Against Issue 2 — An Analogy To NFL Referees — Amounts To Pure Misinformation.
Instead of allowing politicians, every ten years, to gerrymander the districts in which they will seek re-election, Ohio’s Issue 2 empowers a 12 member committee of citizens to, every ten years, redraw the lines. Describing who should be eligible to … Continue reading
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Are Kettering’s Mayor And City Council Members Paid Too Much? Kettering Voters Will Decide On November 6
I’m glad to live in Kettering, Ohio — a great community with a democracy that seems to be coming to life. An article in today’s DDN, “Council Members’ Pay At Issue,” written by Terry Morris, tells about, “a grassroots effort … Continue reading
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