If the pathetic size of the crowds at Ed FitsJervey‘s rallies today are any indication of what’s to come, Eddie’s headed for a miserable 18 months. On the same day the liberal Toledo Blade said FigsGerbil may have “no business running for governor,” a meager few dozen (generous?) attended his rally in Hamilton County. And...
Read more →A new website, “Run Nina Run,” appears to be encouraging State Sen. Nina Turner, a Cleveland Democrat, to run for Ohio Secretary of State in 2014. But get this — it’s paid for by Nina Turner’s campaign. Take a look for yourself – it clearly says so right at the bottom of the page....
Read more →We were the first to tell you about Franklin City Schools Superintendent Arnol Elam’s publicly-funded campaign letter urging parents to join him opposing John Kasich’s reelection as governor. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports today that an investigation into Elam’s blatantly illegal behavior was closed after the superintendent admitted breaking the law, and promised to reimburse...
Read more →Franklin City Schools Superintendent Arnol Elam has taken the outrageous step of enlisting his students to further a political agenda to unseat Governor John Kasich in the next election. In a letter sent home in kid’s backpacks, Elam calls for parents to join him in “an active campaign” to oppose Governor Kasich, involuntarily conscripting...
Read more →When it comes to John Kasich and Ted Strickland, the list of similarities pretty much ends at “governed Ohio.” Most would agree on that. Still every now and again someone makes a ridiculous argument, the latest being this one. The argument is essentially this: Kasich’s proposal to receive federal funding by expanding Medicaid “mirrors”...
Read more →Gubernatorial hopeful and Cuyahoga County diva Ed FitsJarold has a big, green problem. He has no money. His latest campaign report revealed he raised $234,000 during the first half of 2012, with just $181,000 on hand as of Dec. 31. To make matters worse, most of his donations were from labor unions and law...
Read more →Ed FitzGerald allegedly wants to run the state, but before he graces Ohioans with such a decision you’d better learn how to spell his name — or else. The Cleveland County Executive warned his staff that if his name is spelled wrong he won’t touch it, regardless of urgency. The Plain Dealer published the...
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