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Unemployment in Ohio is 7.4% and has been going down every month for 12 months.
Ohio went from 10.4% in Jan. 2010, to 7.4% now
Wisconsin went from 9.2% in Jan. 2010, to 6.8% now
Wisconsin has had steadily declining UE rate too, yet you're not puffing up about that. Why do you applaud one Republican governor, but not the other?
Ohio unemployment rate was, and is higher than in Wisconsin, yet you were certain Walker would be recalled.... and indicted. He wasn't.
Dumb ass.
People in Ohio hate Kasich, they voted that union mess down in Ohio. Even though ue is slightly higher than Wisconsin, it has no bearing on Obama here. He is polling consistently higher than Romney. Obama won't lose this state nor the entire election.
(Sherrod Brown is going to win as well)
Ohio voter satisfaction with life in the state hits 51 percent, up from an all-time low of 29 percent in October and the first time it's back at the midpoint since 2007
Voters back 60 - 32 percent the governor's proposal to tax energy production and use the money to cut income taxes...As Las Vegas-style casinos open in the state this month, 62 percent of voters say they will be good for the state
"Ohioans are more optimistic about how things are going than they have been for five years,"
51 percent of voters are "very satisfied" or "somewhat satisfied" with the way things are going in Ohio
...Voters say 49 - 40 percent that he is unfair in the way he handles the budget, but they do see him as a strong leader, 54 - 36 percent, which is a characteristic voters seek in their executives...
Gee, big fucking surprise Democrats disapprove of himKasich gets 49 - 41 percent approval among men, but thumbs down from women 46 - 34 percent. He has approval ratings of 68 - 20 percent among Republicans and 45 - 39 percent among independent voters, but Democrats disapprove 72 - 12 percent.
Voters say 28 - 23 percent that the Ohio economy has gotten better since Kasich took office, with 45 percent saying it has not changed. Those who see improvement give Kasich, rather than President Barack Obama, the credit 68 - 22 percent.
Romney looked tired today as he was babbling total nonsense and lies in response to the Court Ruling.
Maybe he had a good cry before stepping up to the microphone.
An Ohio Health Care Amendment appeared on the November 8, 2011 ballot in the state of Ohio as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was approved.
The measure called for exempting residents of Ohio from national health care mandates which would stop any state law from forcing persons, employers or health care providers from participating in a health care system. The measure was sponsored by The Ohio Project. The measure was in response to President Barack Obama's signing of a national health care mandate law in 2010.
Ohio Issue 3
Result Votes Percentage
Yes 2,221,175 65.63%
No 1,163,276 34.37%
Romney looked tired today as he was babbling total nonsense and lies in response to the Court Ruling.
Maybe he had a good cry before stepping up to the microphone.
do point out the babbling and total nonsense and the lies.
Romney looked tired today as he was babbling total nonsense and lies in response to the Court Ruling.
Maybe he had a good cry before stepping up to the microphone.
do point out the babbling and total nonsense and the lies.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp6d3JBLiAE]Watch Full Romney Response to Health Care Ruling: "I Will Act to Repeal Obamacare" - YouTube[/ame]
Notice the bags under his eyes...AND THAT'S after makeup!
You got to love how the 'nuts are now trying to claim that Obama LOST because healthcare was upheld.
That's means they'd have been here all day congratulating him for a victory if the law had been ruled unconstitutional...
...sure they would have.
Classic rightwing lunacy.
You got to love how the 'nuts are now trying to claim that Obama LOST because healthcare was upheld.
That's means they'd have been here all day congratulating him for a victory if the law had been ruled unconstitutional...
...sure they would have.
Classic rightwing lunacy.
It's was always a lose/lose because of it's unpopularity and the way it was passed. Everyone figured it would be ruled unconstitutional (and it was the way Obama presented to the people) and then it wouldn't be an issue anymore. The fact that it is now an issue again is no small thing.
