Disgusted with kasich administration - Part II
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BigdoggAs promised, what has our governor been up to besidestrying to sell our turnpike at bargain basements prices for one time cashpayment for some of his pet projects like robsohio that has a poor record? Wellfor one we are all starting to feel the pain from his sleight of hand trick ofbalancing the budget. Yep, we are all paying more dollars to our localgovernments who have seen 50% cuts of state funds. Nice job you idiot! 2014 can’tcome too soon.
http://www.policymattersohio.org/county-links-nov2012
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HitsRus
you posted this on another thread.....don't talk out of both sides of your mouth.Lets focus on working together to get the economy to recover faster.
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Bigdogg
Incorrect 12th actually. In spite of not because of.HitsRus;1322116 wrote:you posted this on another thread.....don't talk out of both sides of your mouth.
Ohio ranked #4 nationally in job growth last year....this in an Obama 'economy'.
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QuakerOats"Yep, we are all paying more dollars to our localgovernments who have seen 50% cuts of state funds"
Funny. We are not paying one dime more in my city, nor in others. In fact, most municipalities are now doing what they should have been doing all along: managing their plentiful resources in an efficient manner.
Gosh, liberal public sector unions hate it when that happens.
Thank you Governor Kasich for your excellent leadership.
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isadorethank you john for helping Obama carry ohio
you pushed sb 5 through the General Assembly to deprive police, fire persons and teachers of the basic right to negotiate. the opposition organized and handed you a humiliating rejection by overwhelming portion of the Ohio electorae. That organization survived to help Obama carry Ohio. -
WebFire
Yep. Local issues should be funded locally, not by the state. Now cities that have been used to fat budgets are scrambling, because they haven't been managing it well all along.QuakerOats;1322142 wrote:"Yep, we are all paying more dollars to our localgovernments who have seen 50% cuts of state funds"
Funny. We are not paying one dime more in my city, nor in others. In fact, most municipalities are now doing what they should have been doing all along: managing their plentiful resources in an efficient manner.
Gosh, liberal public sector unions hate it when that happens.
Thank you Governor Kasich for your excellent leadership.
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Classyposter58
I actually voted against Kasich and regret it. He's actually a great governor and our state is much improved because of himBigdogg;1322110 wrote:As promised, what has our governor been up to besidestrying to sell our turnpike at bargain basements prices for one time cashpayment for some of his pet projects like robsohio that has a poor record? Wellfor one we are all starting to feel the pain from his sleight of hand trick ofbalancing the budget. Yep, we are all paying more dollars to our localgovernments who have seen 50% cuts of state funds. Nice job you idiot! 2014 can’tcome too soon.
http://www.policymattersohio.org/county-links-nov2012
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Bigdogg
Kasich has a strange habit of taking credit for what other people have done. Without the auto bail out Ohio would have been desolate. The recovery started under Strickland. Hopefully in another two years you will see the error of your ways and see that dirty bastard in Columbus for what he really is. By the way did you see what the Republican first order of business was after the election? Defund Planed Parenthood. That's focusing on the economy like a laser?Classyposter58;1324177 wrote:I actually voted against Kasich and regret it. He's actually a great governor and our state is much improved because of him
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derek bomarDOGG... give it up. As someone who is a registered D, Kasich is infintely better than Strickland.
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WebFire
Yeah, the economy is the ONLY thing for him to do. :rolleyes: And he should be defunding PP.Bigdogg;1324664 wrote:Defund Planed Parenthood. That's focusing on the economy like a laser? -
se-alumOh no, you mean Kasich wants the people to take care of their own cities?? That's crazy talk. We need the big government to handle all that!!
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isadoreJohn got the advantage of the Obama economic upturn. Then of course he pushed is hateful attack on police, fire fighter, teacher bargaining rights. Which lead to a humiliating defeat for him and his supporters.
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HitsRusJohn got the advantage of the Obama economic upturn.
:laugh::laugh::laugh:....I wanted to post ten of those....but this site will only allow four per message. -
HitsRusSo here's 4 more...
:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh: -
HitsRus,,,and 1 more for an even 8
:laugh:.....one for every point of unemployment we have averaged under his "economic upturn".
...and you know what? that's really. -
isadoreobama turned around the chasm bush pushed us into.
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gut
Yep, got us heading deeper into it.isadore;1325509 wrote:obama turned around the chasm bush pushed us into. -
isadore
Obama turned Ohio and US economy around that is why he was reelected by the people of US and Ohio.gut;1325643 wrote:Yep, got us heading deeper into it. -
Abe Vigoda
Actually, people do take care of their own local government. We still pay our taxes in Columbus and they redistribute back to the local governments. All that is happening now is we are getting less of our dollars back from Columbus, and our local governments are increasing our taxes to offset the loss of revenues from the state.se-alum;1324700 wrote:Oh no, you mean Kasich wants the people to take care of their own cities?? That's crazy talk. We need the big government to handle all that!! -
gut
Does that really sound efficient to you? Does it make sense to you to pay taxes to the state, and have them give money back to your local govt? Or does it make more sense to just pay those taxes directly to your local govt and cut-out the middle man?Abe Vigoda;1325869 wrote: All that is happening now is we are getting less of our dollars back from Columbus, and our local governments are increasing our taxes to offset the loss of revenues from the state. -
Bigdogg
Think about it for a second. We have large metropolitan centers and small villages and rural areas. We use to do it that way, there is a reason we don't.gut;1325908 wrote:Does that really sound efficient to you? Does it make sense to you to pay taxes to the state, and have them give money back to your local govt? Or does it make more sense to just pay those taxes directly to your local govt and cut-out the middle man? -
gut
What would the "reason we don't" be?Bigdogg;1326211 wrote:Think about it for a second. We have large metropolitan centers and small villages and rural areas. We use to do it that way, there is a reason we don't.
Some things make sense to centralize, others don't. Where you start wasting taxpayer money is when you start duplicating redundancies at the state and federal levels - and all those little power hungry bitches want more power and think they can do everything better. Hats off to Kasich for recognizing the state is flushing money down the toilet on many things properly handled at the local level. -
BigdoggAt least one conservative has Kasich all figured out. Kasich claims that he is blocking Obamacare by declining to set up a state exchange is the same old page out of his playbook of misinformation and downright dirty lies. What he really did was enter in to a state/federal hybrid approach in Ohio, which is certainly better than an outright refusal to participate like some other Republican Governors but not what he should be doing.
http://www.westernjournalism.com/john-kasich-betrays-conservatives-lies-about-blocking-obamacare-in-ohio/Ohio’s Republican Governor John Kasich has reneged on his campaign pledge to “block ObamaCare” from being established in Ohio. And he has done it a way that would make Barack Obama proud—by lying through his teeth. -
jmog
If you understood any employee/employer relationship you would realize that SB5 did not depive anyone of their right to negotiate. It took away collective bargaining but everyone still had the right to bargain on their own (like most employees at most work places do).isadore;1322155 wrote:thank you john for helping Obama carry ohio
you pushed sb 5 through the General Assembly to deprive police, fire persons and teachers of the basic right to negotiate. the opposition organized and handed you a humiliating rejection by overwhelming portion of the Ohio electorae. That organization survived to help Obama carry Ohio.
Huge difference between what you and the unions stated vs reality. -
isadore
lol, the only way workers can hope for any fairness in dealing with large institutions is in collectively bargaining.jmog;1329505 wrote:If you understood any employee/employer relationship you would realize that SB5 did not depive anyone of their right to negotiate. It took away collective bargaining but everyone still had the right to bargain on their own (like most employees at most work places do).
Huge difference between what you and the unions stated vs reality.
as people of ohio realized in their overwhelming rejection of sb5, a complete rejection of your views.