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Don’t count Strickland out
Opinion: Ted Strickland’s term as governor ends in a couple of weeks, but he has no plans to leave public
Mayoral smack shocking
Opinion: It’s rare to hear Youngs-town Mayor Jay Williams publicly insult someone. It’s almost jaw-dropping
Rep.-elect Johnson spins a yarn
Opinion: Did U.S. Rep.-elect Bill Johnson commit an error of omission or a failed attempt to deceive the
Is it transparent yet?
Opinion: Should Ohioans be concerned about the transparency of Gov.-elect John Kasich’s administration? “Of
Charlie Wilson a sore loser
Opinion: No one likes to lose. After U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson, a Democrat from St. Clairsville, lost the
Something old, little new
Opinion: “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.” Following the clueless decisions of Democrats in the
GOP to control redistricting
Opinion: The Republican sweep in last week’s statewide election was so overwhelming that Democrats shouldn’t
GOP sweep is impressive
Opinion: There are so many fascinating stories in Ohio to tell based on the results of this election. The
Will Clinton’s visit help?
Opinion: What impact will President Bill Clinton’s appearance at a Saturday pre-Election Day breakfast in
Ryan in good political shape
Opinion: Polls show this is going to be a rough election nationwide for Democrats. Several Democrats,
Senate debate was a blast
Opinion: I have to admit I initially didn’t want to be a panelist at Tuesday’s U.S. Senate debate between
Press kept at bay during Veep Biden’s visit
Opinion: Vice President Joe Biden can talk and talk and talk. But when it comes to the Mahoning Valley
Race for governor tightens
Opinion: Even though some polls about a month ago had Republican John Kasich ahead of Gov. Ted Strickland by
Using some bits, leaving out pieces
Opinion: The campaign of Chief Justice Eric Brown of the Ohio Supreme Court isn’t telling the whole story.
GOP is buoyed, even in the Valley
Opinion: By most accounts and political polls, this is going to be a big year for Republicans. Not only is
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