[soundandvision]

I apologize to all fellow Freepers for voting for this jack-ass in 2004. In 2010 when he is up for re-election, don't know what I'll do, but I will remember his stance on John Bolton.

Oh yes, I will remember his stance on Bolton.

[anton]

Christ sake! This is horrible. Who are we gonna vote for? Think of the crap candidates that have opposed him? No one in the primaries. Fingerhut? Boyle. I'm gonna puke.

[Columbus Dawg]

I will be very surprised if Voinovich runs for re-election in 2010. He is getting up there in age and has been in the hospital for something in the past couple of years.
I think the leadership of the Ohio Republican Party is going to see some changes in the next couple years. The state party is truly at a crossroads and it has to determine what direction it is going to take in the future. With the governor's primary coming in 2006, along with potential primaries for all the other statewide offices, we may see the Republican voter in Ohio sending a message to the party establishment in this state. I think we are going to be seeing some new faces of the future for Ohio Republicans very soon.