McNally should NOT lay off. Oakhill was another dumb fiscal move in a county that is financially strapped. We did not have the $$$ to purchase that building, and I commend McNally, Schiortino [mis=spell], and Reardon for fighting it to the very end!
Go ask any average voter in the 59th District if they could name one accomplishment of Gerberry, hell one accomplishment of his expertise in education, no-one, and I mean no-one could give you anything!
George, I may be young, but I will not be fooled by one website's interpretation of the four candidates political persuasions.
Obama is far left. Biden center left. Hillary center left. Bill Clinton close to the middle-left. W. Bush close to the middle-right. McCain is a moderate overall. Palin is center right. Reagan is far right.
I think in the next 30 years we'll see a 3rd Party come close. Perot got Clinton into office, and got a ton of votes. Some say Nader got Bush into office. They are making subtle impacts into the political landscape right now.
As moderate-conservative Democrats leave the Democratic Party that is moving further to the left and as fiscal conservatives leave the Republican Party because of the wreckless spending and the religious right; we could see the formation of a strong 3rd party for those in the middle.
Did we all forget there was a debate last night? Where is the far left to attack Sarah Palin for falling flat on her face and blowing the election for John McCain.
Hahah! Dick Morris said Obama won debate 1, and Palin wins debate 2. Frank Luntz focus group says Obama won debate one, Palin wins debate two handily, and expects a poll shift.
Who are you, a liberal on the far left, to say she should step down. She isn't your parties VP Candidate, so with all due respect, those who do support her do not want to here your opinion of her.
The left of this country hates everything Palin stands for, because it is everything Reagan stood for, which led to the rise of conservatism in America.
Thursday Night will shut you folks up on the left who hate her and say she is unqualified. She is most definitely qualified and will be the key to changing the focus of this election again!
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Traficanti, McNally serve Mahoning County well; they’ve earned retention
McNally should NOT lay off. Oakhill was another dumb fiscal move in a county that is financially strapped. We did not have the $$$ to purchase that building, and I commend McNally, Schiortino [mis=spell], and Reardon for fighting it to the very end!
October 23, 2008 at 6:58 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Actor Ed O’Neil will be in Lisbon Friday
Could Mr. Ursuline Alum show up Friday Night?
October 15, 2008 at 8:43 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Gerberry, Hagan, Okey earn retention in the Ohio House
Go ask any average voter in the 59th District if they could name one accomplishment of Gerberry, hell one accomplishment of his expertise in education, no-one, and I mean no-one could give you anything!
McCarthy 2008!!!
October 14, 2008 at 8:41 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Policy not personality
George, I may be young, but I will not be fooled by one website's interpretation of the four candidates political persuasions.
Obama is far left.
Biden center left.
Hillary center left.
Bill Clinton close to the middle-left.
W. Bush close to the middle-right.
McCain is a moderate overall.
Palin is center right.
Reagan is far right.
October 7, 2008 at 2:17 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Policy not personality
I think in the next 30 years we'll see a 3rd Party come close. Perot got Clinton into office, and got a ton of votes. Some say Nader got Bush into office. They are making subtle impacts into the political landscape right now.
As moderate-conservative Democrats leave the Democratic Party that is moving further to the left and as fiscal conservatives leave the Republican Party because of the wreckless spending and the religious right; we could see the formation of a strong 3rd party for those in the middle.
October 6, 2008 at 10:29 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Palin should step aside
All you liberals and your conspiracies. Who cares if the Fox Focus Group was in the Budweiser HQ, that means nothing!
Those uncommitted voters in the focus group were split between Bush and Kerry in 2004.
And yes just 3 moved to McCain, to 1 for Obama. But they overwhelmingly believed Palin won it.
October 4, 2008 at 11:54 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Who do you think won the vice-presidential debate?
Awful fishy to see 3000 votes on here.... My guess is the link to this was posted on a liberal blog.
October 4, 2008 at 9:43 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Palin should step aside
Did we all forget there was a debate last night? Where is the far left to attack Sarah Palin for falling flat on her face and blowing the election for John McCain.
Hahah! Dick Morris said Obama won debate 1, and Palin wins debate 2. Frank Luntz focus group says Obama won debate one, Palin wins debate two handily, and expects a poll shift.
MCCAIN 2008
PALIN 2012
October 3, 2008 at 1:31 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Do you want to be a Hillary or a Sarah?
PALIN>CLINTON
October 2, 2008 at 2:15 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Palin should step aside
Who are you, a liberal on the far left, to say she should step down. She isn't your parties VP Candidate, so with all due respect, those who do support her do not want to here your opinion of her.
The left of this country hates everything Palin stands for, because it is everything Reagan stood for, which led to the rise of conservatism in America.
Thursday Night will shut you folks up on the left who hate her and say she is unqualified. She is most definitely qualified and will be the key to changing the focus of this election again!
September 29, 2008 at 10:03 p.m. permalink suggest removal