This looks good for us.

Taken from The Wall Street Journal and Daily Kos

You have to read this article to believe it.

NEO Babble has a great post up talking about Campbell’s election opponents. He pretty much dismisses most of them, somewhat resigning to the fact that Campbell is the default choice for Mayor unless someone steps up and shows some leadership.

Pennsylvania school boards are not allowing the Keystone state residents to receive property tax relief from the slots that are coming to that state next year.

To the governor’s dismay, many Pennsylvania school boards are deciding they don’t want to participate in the plan ”” which would provide an average $330 in tax relief per household, or $1 billion in all.

Not surprising to this blogger.

Thanks to Ohio for Blackwell for posting the audio of the debate between Petro v. Montgomery v. Blackwell from their May 4th, 2005 debate at the University of Findlay. Go to that blog to hear the audio.

It looks like we are invested in valuable papers as well. I wonder if this blog could be considered a valuable paper. Also, it has been reported that the coins and other investments are stored in states besides Ohio, like Florida, Colorado, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. I guess Ohio’s tax laws are so bad that we can not even retain investments.

Remember our e-mail is rightangleblog at yahoo.com

That might sound like a funny question since he is the Gubernatorial candidate we hear the most about on the radio and TV shows. When it gets right down to it however, those are national outlets. Where is he in the real world, in our area meetings, gatherings and neighborhoods? Ms. Montgomery is everywhere, Mr. Petro is in some places, but Mr. Blackwell is not very often seen at any local events or in our local organizations, especially not here in NE Ohio. So where is he? Where is his campaign staff?

The 2006 Republican candidates for Ohio governor (will make a joint appearance at a Cuyahoga County Republican Party rally in the Flats from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, June 4. The event is open to families, and refreshments will be served.

Nautica Complex on the West Bank of the Flats
1231 Main StreetCleveland10 a.m. - Noon
For More Info: call (216) 621-5415 or email: [email protected]

Thanks to OhioGOP

This November Ohio voters can look forward to voting on another Third Frontier issue, but to make the issue more appealing, Governor Taft has coupled it with a “$1.5 billion bond issue for road, bridge and sewer improvements and cleanups of old industrial sites.”

Yet, the Democrats want to separate the two issues, and have the votes (as of right now) to do so. The Republicans need 60 votes to put a measure on the ballot, and the Democrats claim they have 2 Republicans to support them, leaving the GOP 2 votes shy. Stay tuned.

Haloscan commenting and trackback have been added to this blog. It looks like by adding this feature our comments have been erased, we wanted to be able to have the trackback feature on this site, and it looks like we have encountered some side effects, sorry.

The state is planning to give cities less money, instead of complaining, the Mayors of those cities are getting together to discuss ways to combine city services and possibly combine cities. See, a tight state budget might end up creating good ideas which will save taxpayer money in the end. The fact that there is a fire chief in each city, makes no sense, combine and regionalize! It’s what businesses do in the real world. This has the potential to “be earthshaking in Cuyahoga County a jigsaw puzzle of 57 municipalities, each accustomed to protecting its turf.”

As the new Democrat of the week! Hooray! As we posted earlier there is talk of Redfern running statewide, so this is just another indication that he might be gearing up for that kind of run. Thanks to Ohio for Blackwell for the info.

11 busloads of teachers from the Cleveland area joined with teachers all over the state to protest down in Columbus on Tuesday. They all want more $$$, because more $$$ will solve all of the schools problems, right?

ps - Wait a minute, wasn’t Tuesday still a school day? Why aren’t they working?

Don’t forget.

Read his latest newsletter regarding his whereabouts and happenings in his campaign.

We love this idea, limit the tutition rates to $500 a year, this would force colleges and universities to cut the waste out of their bugdets and streamline their operations. Read more HERE.

But “$897 million in money for poor districts” will still be available. The Senate plan also scraps the idea to pool health insurance which could of lowered costs for school districts by $650 million over 4 years.

With the major exception of the cigarette tax and the now non existent alcohol tax, the plan is similar to Taft’s. Read the story HERE.

Also, the Mayor’s poll will end by the end of the month.

From the Washington Post “But Republicans said they are free to back a ban if they believe Democrats act in bad faith and filibuster a nominee whose credentials do not amount to an “extraordinary” circumstance. “We don’t think we’re going to get there,” said Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio), adding that he will not hesitate to vote to ban judicial filibusters if he concludes the Democrats are abusing the right.”

Read No Left Turns reaction HERE and Confirmthem.com HERE. This deal will all depend on how the Supreme Court Nominee plays out.