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Santormentum?

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On February 16, 2012

Ouch. Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum continues to ride his polling momentum into Ohio where he leads Mitt Romney by nearly two-to-one in the first Rasmussen Reports survey of Republicans.

Local Roots

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In General
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On January 4, 2012
A very nice Washington Post write-up on the great Local Roots, the farmers' co-op in Wooster, Ohio. I taught at the College of Wooster last year and so spent a good bit of money at this place. It is truly an ideal farmers' market. The...

Oh Mittens

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On October 27, 2011

Why on earth would Mitt Romney wade into the SB-5 fight in Ohio? John Kasich's union-busting bill is extremely unpopular and is about to go down to a crushing defeat..

Ohio Republicans Cave

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In General
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On August 18, 2011
It's been interesting watching how Wisconsin and Ohio have dealt with their individual union-busting Tea Party legislatures and governors. Wisconsin got all the press. In fact, I was pretty disappointed with the protests in Ohio--thousands came out, but they seemed to make little difference. They...

Changes

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On March 1, 2010

When this blog was launched nearly six long years ago, it was a Seattle-based blog, as all three 'founders' were graduate students in the political science department at the University.

The Medium Rare Rant

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In Robert Farley
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On January 18, 2010
Time for an unjustifiably general rant against the people of an entire region of the United States:The Midwest of the United States appears utterly incapable of properly cooking a steak. To be specific, the terms "rare" and "medium rare" have no meaning in the Midwest....

Mean Jean a Birther

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On September 10, 2009

"Mean" Jean Schmidt, who "represents" me in Congress, is apparently a Birther:Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-OH) spoke at the Voice of America tea party this Labor Day weekend outside of Cincinnati,.

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