We can all agree that solutions are needed to fix our state, not empty platitudes or baseless attacks. Still, an editorial in the Chillicothe Gazette begging for both parties to come up with solutions, not just rhetoric, makes a great point about accountability. ...

Taxing Ted has a habit of spending money before we’re able to pay for it. The same goes for the way the Governor went about crafting his education plan. The Columbus Dispatch reports that the private ...

Governor Strickland said he would stop the bleeding when he was elected 3 years ago, yet unemployment has continued to soar. With over 220,000 jobs lost over the last year alone, I think it’s time ...

Monday I wrote about the tax problems plaguing a member of the Governor’s administration. The interim director of the state development department had about $160,000 in problems actually, but don’t worry, he’s only temporarily stepping down (back into his plush $128,000 a year job). ...

You can count on Governor Strickland to propose plenty of ideas, and you can count on a solid majority of those ideas to be dumb, misguided, and potentially dangerous. Don’t worry, Ted’s plan ...

You can’t blame the Governor for someone else’s problems, but you can blame the Governor for not thoroughly reviewing who is going to serve in his administration (and asking them if they had impending financial trouble). ...

It’s almost like Governor Strickland has no sense of what the state government is supposed to do and what the state government unnecessarily does. Instead of trying to cut some of the projects the ...

Going into the budget process, Governor Strickland stated publicly that both Houses of the State Legislature and his Administration had to be open and honest with each other if they expected to piece together a way to fund the state. ...