[mabelkitty]

If Jerry Springer runs in Ohio, Voinovich may lose.

Taft sux as a Governor, and the fiscal situation is a real mess.

Voinovich slashing tax cuts has caused some huge problems.

I'm not sure if Ohioans want to be called New York-stupid, but only time will tell.

We've needed Senate regime change for quite some time.

[LS]

I've called Voino already about the tax cut. That said, you must be joking: there is no way I would vote for Jerry Springer over Voino.

If you recall, Voino and DeWine BOTH voted for conviction of Clinton and against CFR. One (Voino) voted for ANWAR, and one (DeWine) voted for the tax cut. Both have voted for Estrada. DeWine is VERY strong on pro-life.

So when you look across the board, there is no way, most thoughtful conservatives would leave Voino if he faced SPRINGER. Now, a more conservative primary challenger? Sure.

[RamingtonStall]

You are right on concerning Voinovich and Taft. In Ohio we had no Republican Senators for approximately 25 years as GLENN and Metzenbaum were in power, only to get two terrible "Republicans" (Voinovich and DeWine) as their Replacements. It would be nice if we could convince some CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN to Challenge Voinovich and DeWine in the PRIMARY ELECTIONS when each comes up for re-election.

I expect that Jerry Springer is a LOSER, even in Ohio, but there is enough contempt for Voinovich and DeWine that he could get a lot of votes from disgusted Republicans who just want to get a Responsive Conservative Republican rather than the Trash we have now.

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RamS

[GraniteStateConservative]

Springer will not be elected to the Senate in OH. OH's GOP is as strong as Texas' or Florida's.

[RJayneJ]

If Jerry Springer runs in Ohio, Voinovich may lose.

I don't think so. If Springer got run out of town on a rail when he tried to become a news reader again (I won't use the word journalist) he sure won't be tolerated as a senator. We still don't know why Voinovich is holding out on the tax cut. Sometimes when a senator holds out on their own party's prez is to get something in return. Remember how many Dems had to be bought off by Clinton on his retroactive tax increase? Voinovich has done that before. It's called 'Let's make a deal.'