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1 posted on 08/12/2005 2:17:48 PM PDT by Antonio Ciaccia
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Uh oh. Trouble in Ohio is bad news for the GOP nationally. Anyway to get this Taft guy booted from office before he destroys the Republican party there and the state becomes another New Jersey? I hate corrupt Republicans who damage the GOP cause because they are pigs. Republicans are held to a higher standard than the morally relativistic Democrats.


2 posted on 08/12/2005 2:23:04 PM PDT by DuckFan4ever (Proud Bushiite.)
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I think this is the best sign yet that the dems are doomed to failure in the next election as well. Instead of focusing on the future they wallow in past disappointments and failures like Florida and Ohio thinking that will bring them a win next time.


3 posted on 08/12/2005 2:24:08 PM PDT by Better Dead Than Red (Davis College Republicans (Best Party on Campus))
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To: Antonio Ciaccia

Boob Taxt is not a republican (he is a Rino)and most people in Ohio know it so what he and his people does not hurt the conservative voters in Ohio to greatly.


4 posted on 08/12/2005 2:43:19 PM PDT by CONSERVE
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To: Antonio Ciaccia

All the Dems do is refight yesterday's losing battles. Rove & Co. are looking to the future and the Dems are mired in the past. Not only is the left rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic -- they're doing so after the ship has sunk.


5 posted on 08/12/2005 2:46:31 PM PDT by inkling
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Where are the national democrats screaming that you can't change the districts in the middle of a decade?

Oh. That's right, this is a democrat push. Democrat's "principled outrage" is trumped by partisan politics.

So, where is the news media that screamed about how bad it was for DeLay to redistrict texas in 2003? Oh, that's right, this is a democrat initiative.

The same people who fight Gov. Arnold in California (who tried to get a ballot initiative to make redistricting non-partisan) are probably funding the ohio effort.


9 posted on 08/12/2005 3:09:51 PM PDT by CharlesWayneCT
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There is no state in which the dem theft, dishonesty and corruption campaign is so strong as Ohio. The dems can manufacture thousands/millions of votes using trickery, motor-voter dishonesty, ballot box stuffing and multiple voters.

In 2004, the dems in charge knew they had paid for enough dems voters to win the election and that is why they whined and fought so bitterly about the final results. Only when the postmortum was done did they find that much of the cash had not been used to pay voters but had been pocketed by local black, union and precinct dem election foremen.

If the dems can find some honest local theives next, they may be able to steal what they can't win honestly. The recent Confressional election demonstrated have many votes they can manufacture if the cash gets to the folks that actually fake the votes.

10 posted on 08/12/2005 3:33:30 PM PDT by Tacis ("Democrats - The Party of Traitors, Treachery and Treason!")
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Florida went from dead heat to comfortable GOP win. What makes Democrats think Ohio will be any different?


11 posted on 08/12/2005 3:59:31 PM PDT by thoughtomator (Free Michael Graham!)
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This whole "Reform" Ohio Now thing is a joke.

It is about empowering the Democrat party in Ohio and creating more government bureaucracy.


14 posted on 08/14/2005 3:56:11 PM PDT by Columbus Dawg (Go Bucks!)
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To: conspiratoristo; Pontiac; boxerblues; dubyaismypresident; GOP_Lady; DollyCali; Commiewatcher; ...

Pinging FYI..


17 posted on 08/14/2005 4:03:37 PM PDT by Las Vegas Dave ("Liberals out of power are comical-Liberals in power are dangerous!" - Rush quote.)
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Taft term-limits out in '06.

As pathetic as the Ohio GOP can be at times, the Ohio Democratic Party is about ten times worse.

-Eric

19 posted on 08/14/2005 5:18:40 PM PDT by E Rocc (If we're all God's Children, what does that say about marriage?)
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This article doesn't go into what this org wants to do. Just taking some facts from their website. www.reformohionow.org.

Organizational Endorsements:

Americans for Democratic Action - Cleveland Chapter

Citizens for a Progressive Ohio

The Coalition of Democratic and Progressive Organizations - Central Ohio

Common Cause

Common Sense Roundtable

The Citizens Forum of the Miami Valley

Hamilton County Democratic Forum

Ohio AFL-CIO

Ohio Civil Service Employees Association

Ohio Education Association

Ohio Environmental Council

Ohio Federation of Teachers

Ohio League of Conservation Voters Education Fund

Ohio Public Interest Research Group

Organize Ohio

Oxford Citizens for Peace and Justice

Pickaway County Democrats- Citizens in Action

Planned Parenthood Affiliates of Ohio

Portage County Democratic Coalition

Sierra Club of Ohio

Stonewall Democrats - Cleveland

Summit County Progressive Democrats

TheRestofUs.org

Wake Up Ohio

Wayne County Network for Progressive Democracy

The three constitutional admendments to be on Ohio ballots this fall

Putting Ohio's process of determining legislative seats in the hands of an independent, non-partisan commission. Currently, politicians bicker over where seats should be based on their own political interests, creating districts that are uncompetitive and where the issues facing Ohio are rarely debated in elections.

Campaign finance reform for Ohio. The saturation of money into political campaigns is at an all time high. We propose reducing the maximum individual contribution to $2000 for statewide candidates and $1000 for General Assembly candidates. Corporate contributions would be prohibited, and loopholes allowing minors to make contributions would be tightened. This amendment also places overall limits on total contributions by an individual to all candidates and parties while limiting the amount parties can contribute.

Modernizing Ohio's election system. Ohioans deserve easy access to the polls, but often have difficulty finding it. This amendment would allow all Ohioans to vote by mail, if they choose to do so. An independent Board of Supervisors would oversee the conduct and administration of elections, ensuring access and fairness in elections.

As an Ohioan, they seriously scare me.

20 posted on 08/15/2005 4:51:47 AM PDT by FarmerW
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