I left the comment below on Psychobilly Democrat where my friend Redhorse posted this. I too hope that people have HAD ENOUGH.
I hope part of “had enough” for voters is the fact that telling us things are good when we can look around us and see that is not the case in our own respective neighborhood will […]
Have I just labeled myself a nerd? Have I dated myself? Frankly, I don’t care. I just found something out that I didn’t know, and the first words that popped into my mind to describe it were “WAY COOL” . In my capacity of main scheduler for Meet.The.Bloggers I am looking for a place in Grandview Heights […]
I commented at George Nemeth’s Brewed Fresh Daily in response to comments made by others concerning the recent Policy Matters Ohio study that was recently released concerning foreclosure rates in Ohio. I decided I wanted to post it here as well because whatever the reasons for the alarming increase in foreclosures we should all be concerned.
Predatory lending […]
Today, I received this press release from Christine Real de Azua. Since it is a press release, I am sure that she meant to have this get out to as many people as possible so I am reprinting it in its entirity. My thoughts on this after the press release itself.
Att. Editors and Reporters,
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: […]
When I was reading the NYTimes today, I came across yet another article about voting irregularities in Ohio, but it was this paragraph that really hit home to me.
But there is one clear way that Ohio’s election system is corrupt. Decisions about who can vote are being made by a candidate for governor. Mr. Blackwell […]
The state’s eminent domain task force has filed its preliminary report on the rules and regulations for eminent domain in Ohio. For some reason, the task force could not come to an agreement on what constitutes “blight”. Strangely enough, this definition is necessary when deciding if a public entity ( a city) can take control […]
I just read Chas Rich’s take on the preliminary eminent domain task force report and it is scary folks. Chas runs down a list of the people on this task force and again as is so often the case with scoping committees, task forces, and summits there is a decided lack of just “plain” folks. […]
Two of my neighbors have emailed me about a critical issue facing our state. Read more here. I have already mentioned it once a few days ago, but it deserves another mention. We are faced with allowing developers to again decide the road that we are traveling in Ohio. We need to sit down, […]