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Clinton Accepts Debate Invitation for Ohio 2/27Submitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 3:01pm.
She's in, according to her web site, as reported today by The Daily Briefing. No word yet from the Obama camp.
The Dispatch quotes "sources" as saying the debate will be in Columbus, but Rep. Zack Space (D-Dover) today sent a letter to CNN making a pitch for Zanesville as the site for the debate.
Limbaugh Lashes Out At McCain: GOP Congress Is "Going To Be Neutered!"Submitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 2:31pm.
I've been reading about this, but it's so much more fun to hear and see Rush Limbaugh's frothing-at-the-mouth assaults on Sen. John McCain directly:
Like Ann Coulter, Limbaugh has said quite plainly that if McCain is the GOP nominee he will prefer the Democrat for president:
"If I believe the country will suffer with either Hillary, Obama or McCain, I would just as soon the Democrats take the hit . . . rather than a Republican causing the debacle," he said. "And I would prefer not to have conservative Republicans in the Congress paralyzed by having to support, out of party loyalty, a Republican president who is not conservative."
[UPDATE: Today influential social conservative leader James Dobson released a statement saying that he will refuse to vote if McCain is nominated.]
Last night on Larry King Live, Bill Maher described conservatives as "cutting the throat" of the Republican Party by insisting on policies that the majority of Americans oppose, and that's pretty much the essence of what we're seeing.
OH-17: Ryan (D) on Bush's BudgetSubmitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 2:23pm.
Count on Rep. Tim Ryan (D-Niles) to nail it in a single paragraph:
"Our values are reflected in our budget priorities and the President has shown that he doesn't share our values. Clearly, the President doesn't value healthcare for our grandparents because of the drastic cuts he wants to make in Medicare. Clearly, the President doesn't value keeping home heating affordable for our working poor because of his drastic cuts to the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program and clearly the President doesn't value the safety and security of our children because of his cuts to the Community Oriented Policing Services program which would be eliminated completely. I suppose the only values that this President does stand for are ensuring no bid contracts get to his friends and the richest 1% of Americans enjoy tax cuts at the expense of the middle class."
News and Notes: General Assembly RacesSubmitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 1:54pm.
I've been largely preoccupied with non-blogging life the last week or so, but here are interesting bits about General Assembly races that have come across my screen:
OH House-8: Budish's Campaign Chest Has Everyone Talking - Freshman State Rep. Armond Budish (D-Beachwood) has been all over the news with his eye-popping total of $489,000 raised in the second half of 2007. Budish, who has a laser-like focus on gaining the four seats needed to secure Democratic control of the house, is being mentioned as one of the possibilities for House leadership. Read reports in the Dispatch, Lebanon Western Star, and Plain Dealer.
OH House-9: Boyd Introduces Bill on Reporting Assaults in Schools - My state representative, Barbara Boyd (D-Cleveland Heights), was featured in a Plain Dealer article recently. Boyd's spouse, an educator, cracked his kneecap and struck his head while attempting to control unruly students at school. He didn't report the incident promptly, complicating his situation when the blow to his head later triggered a debilitating stroke. Boyd has introduced legislation that would require all school assaults to be reported to law enforcement, instead of leaving it to the policies of individual districts. The Ohio Education Association supports the concept, subject to some revisions, and the Plain Dealer has endorsed it.
OH House-19: Harris Hits The Streets - Energized by a two-day
OH House-22: Carney Reports Strong Fund-Raising - This is perhaps the #1 pickup opportunity for the Democrats, so it's encouraging to read that repeat candidate John Carney (D) reported $114,300 cash on hand. Opponent Michael Keenan (R) did not file.
OH House-53: Barrett's Bill Against Insurance Scam Passes House - State Rep. Matthew Barrett (D-Amherst) may soon have a significant new state law to his credit, not an inconsiderable feat for a first-term legislator in the minority party. Co-sponsored with Rep. Jay Hottinger (R-Newark), H.B. 404 passed the House on a unanimous 89-0 vote last week. It restricts the sale of stranger-originated life insurance (STOLI), a device used by predators to take advantage of elderly and chronically-ill consumers. Barrett and I talked about his work on this issue when I saw him in Norwalk during the 5th Congressional District special election in December. He faces a tough fight against former Huron County Commissioner Terry Boose (R-Norwalk) in November.
OH House-63: Schneider Has Strong Fund-Raising Start - Mark Schneider (D-Mentor), a 32-year-old assistant county prosecutor, reportedly has $51,000 cash on hand for his campaign to take out first-termer State Rep. Carol-Ann Schindel (R-Leroy), who reported $4,000. This is another top Democratic pickup opportunity. Schneider, who has been campaigning for a year, was spared the expense of a primary when former legislative aide Doug Nagy (D) dropped out.
OH House-83: Meldick Profiled - Shane Meldick (D-Jackson), a farmer and truck driver running against State Rep. Clyde Evans (R-Rio Grande), got a nice write-up in the Vinton County Courier last week. Meldick and his wife Melody have seven children, one of whom will be joining the Marines in July. They operate a farm and each has outside work, Shane hauling fertilizer, grain and timber and Melody as a field technician with the Jackson County Soil and Water Conservation District. Shane Meldick is a three-term president of the Jackson-Vinton Farm Bureau, a volunteer firefighter, and a three-time nominee (with his spouse) for an "excellence in agriculture" award. He has also been a delegate to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting where he has been very actively involved in setting policy at the county, state, and national level. Meanwhile, Evans is waiting to hear from Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner on whether he can appear on the ballot as a Republican, since he erroneously filed as an independent before refiling as a partisan.
OH House-95: Krupinski has Been Waiting Eight Years For This - The challenger to State Rep. John Domenick (D-Smithfield) is former state representative Jerry Krupinski (D-Steubenville), who has been waiting impatiently to run for this seat since he was forced out by term limits eight years ago. "This is the first year I'm eligible to run, and I dearly miss it," Krupinski told the Wheeling Intelligencer. The 66-year-old challenger detests term limits, which he says have caused current legislators to be too inexperienced to do their jobs properly. "What is happening is that we have (lawmakers) being taken advantage of by lobbyists," he said. "You have to know the system inside and out. It took doing all I could for me to learn the job. I just know some things happening today wouldn't have happened then without there being greater scrutiny."
OH House-99: Deja Vu All Over Again - County Commissioner Deborah Newcomb (D-Conneaut) is all too familiar with her opponent, car dealer Tom Nizen (R-Jefferson). He opposed her for commissioner four years ago, with Newcomb winning 54% to 46%.
Summit County Watch Parties TonightSubmitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 12:36pm.
Thanks to Redhorse for these:
* Clinton watch party -- Scorcher's in the Valley, Merriman Road, Akron, 8pm.
* Obama watch party -- The Alpha Center, 663 Wolf Ledges, Akron, 6-11pm.
* General watch party -- Student Union Ballroom C, U. of Akron, 8-11pm.
News and Notes: County Office RacesSubmitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 11:19am.
Some recent news reports regarding contests for county offices:
Ashtabula - There is only one Democratic primary for county office in Ashtabula County. Geneva-on-the-Lake Village Administrator and former Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency director Ed Somppi (D-Conneaut) faces 16-year township trustee Peggy Carlo (D-Saybrook) for the commissioner seat being vacated by Deborah Newcomb (D-Conneaut) to run for state representative, with Thomas Cassidy (R-Rome) and Pat O'Brien (R-Rome), the spouse of 2006 Ohio Treasurer candidate and
current former County Auditor Sandy O'Brien (R-Rome), facing off on the GOP side. Somppi's supporters are rankled that Carlo, who lost a poorly-run challenge to O'Brien for Auditor in 2004 (Carlo was tagged with an ethics violation by the Ohio Elections Commission), joined the primary late and without consulting the county party executive committee. All six candidates (in both commissioner races) spoke to area realtors in January about a $40 million county debt incurred in connection with the recently opened Geneva Lodge & Conference Center, a likely campaign issue in the fall. GOP candidates O'Brien and Charlie Frye (R-Dorest) call the lodge debt a "crisis" and propose closing the lodge down in an effort to compel the state to help with the financing. Somppi defends the lodge as an important element of efforts to spur jobs and development in the county, and he and Carlo both oppose the idea of shuttering it.
Cuyahoga - The Democratic primaries for sheriff, treasurer, and recorder got some coverage in the Plain Dealer on Saturday. Joe Guillen reports that Bratenahl police chief Paul Falzone (D) is calling himself a "modern day Eliot Ness" devoted to crime-busting, as compared to the claim of administrative competence by long-time incumbent Gerald McFaul (D). Well-respected Treasurer Jim Rokakis (D) says that the election petitions submitted by former Cleveland police officer Daniel Flanagan (D-Cleveland) are "very suspect" because he says the candidate didn't witness dozens of signatures collected at the county administration building the day that petitions were due to be filed. However, Rokakis is not filing a complaint against the under-qualified Flanagan, who is banking on the nationality of his surname to boost his chances: "It's never bad to have an Irish last name in Cuyahoga County if you're running." The bitterest primary is between former city council member Nelson Cintron (D) and Recorder Pat O'Malley (D), with each accusing the other of disreputable motivations. Cintron says that O'Malley tried to carry out a secret deal to replace himself with council president Martin Sweeney (who filed for the office and then withdrew); O'Malley says Cintron is only running to punish O'Malley for opposing a recall effort against Cintron's successor on the council. Interestingly, Cintron says that if elected he would like to eliminate the office of recorder altogether, merging it into the auditor's office.
Franklin - The Columbus Dispatch reported Saturday that county commissioner candidate John O'Grady (D) is outraising opponent Cindy Lazarus (D) by a 2-to-1 margin, with cash-on-hand reported last week standing at $158,772 for O'Grady to $51,611 for Lazarus. Flexing his cash advantage, O'Grady began airing a TV ad on cable and broadcast stations last Friday:
However, Lazarus is fighting back against O'Grady's long list of official endorsements and superior campaign resources with a people-powered tactic, i.e., "endorsements" by ordinary voters and small business owners on YouTube. Here is an example:
Hamilton - On Sunday the Enquirer published a story about the tremendous windfall received by friends and campaign supporters of Sheriff Simon Leis (R) in the form of lucrative contracts to perform appraisals of foreclosed homes to be sold at auction. It isn't taxpayer money (the fees come out of the sale proceeds) but it reeks of cronyism, and realtor Ed Rothenberg (R) plans to make a big issue of it in his general election campaign against Commissioner Todd Portune (D), claiming that the commissioners should correct the problem and call the sheriff on the carpet. In other words, a Republican candidate using GOP cronyism to attack a Democrat. Oh, the irony.
YouTube Music Videos Taking Up The Obama CauseSubmitted by Jeff on Tue, 02/05/2008 - 8:26am.
Reflecting Barack Obama's appeal to the young and his message of generational change, a wave of YouTube-hosted amateur music videos are singing his praises. Here is a totally dance-worthy hip-hoppy effort called "Representin Obama," which explicitly reacts to the conventional thinking that young people don't vote:
This one is a smooth jazzy groove accompanied by still shots from the campaign trail:
Less original, but still fun, are a Rocky-themed effort, a scratchy DJ remix of Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech, and a folky acoustic ode called "You Rock Obama." There are many others.
Yesterday the Obama campaign distributed "Yes We Can," a much more professional-looking project. It's a black and white remix of an Obama victory speech with voice-overs and sing-overs by talented and apparently accomplished performers, with slick videographic style:
The email calls it independently-produced, but arriving over the signature of Michelle Obama it has less of a feel of spontaneous authenticity. Nevertheless, an enjoyable and stirring production.
I did some searching on YouTube.com for Hillary Clinton music videos and didn't find a parallel outpouring of music videos on her behalf, although there are some music videos left over from an early campaign effort to settle on an official Clinton campaign song.
OH-12: LWV Candidates Night 2/5Submitted by Jeff on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 6:44pm.
Here's a great chance to hear the candidates in the 12th Congressional District speak and learn where they stand on the issues. I'm told that Russ Goodwin (D) and David Robinson (D) will definitely be there.
Details after the flip.
Obama Super Tuesday Watch Party in Cleveland 2/5Submitted by Jeff on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 3:27pm.
Join the fun and help get the Obama for America campaign going in Ohio! Attend a Super Tuesday-watch and Pre-Ohio-launch party for Obama supporters on February 5th at 7:30 p.m. in Cleveland.
Details after the flip.
News and Notes: Ohio Congressional RacesSubmitted by Jeff on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 2:02pm.
Buzz from the battlegrounds:
OH-02: "A Nightmare of a Congressional Race" - In Roll Call today (subscription required), Stuart Rothenberg has a story that disparages candidates on both sides in this race. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) is reviled for calling Rep. Jack Murtha (D-PA) a coward in 2005, for squeaking out narrow wins every time she has run, and for polls showing her "barely cracking 50 percent among GOP voters." However challenger Tom Brinkman (R-Cincinnati) is criticized for driving a more credible challenger (Phil Heimlich) out of the race and for having a reputation as a poor fund-raiser and campaigner. And Dr. Victoria Wulsin (D-Indian Hills) is slammed for being "scattered in her thinking," based on a conversation with Rothenberg that apparently didn't go very well. Wulsin described her son as "a nice liberal, like his mother," and then tried to backtrack out of it by calling herself both a liberal and a conservative. "Party-switcher" Steve Black (D-Indian Hill) barely gets a mention.
Meanwhile, the campaigning between Black and Wulsin has gone decidedly negative, especially on Black's end. A sort-of blogger called "Indian.hillbillies" has posted images of recent Black and Wulsin mailers here. Among other misleading allegations, Black brings up the discredited charges against Wulsin about unethical "malariotherapy" treatments of HIV-positive patients in Africa that got right wing bloggers all excited in 2006. While it is true that Wulsin was hired in 2004 to write a report on the treatments, in which she determined that "the preponderance of evidence indicates that neither malaria nor Immunotherapy (i.e. malariotherapy) will cure HIV/AIDS," she never personally participated in the experiments. A Boston-area organization called the National Council Against Health Fraud filed a complaint with the State Medical Board of Ohio in 2006 charging that Wulsin participated in the experiments and altered her report to conceal her role in them. However, the board never acted on the spurious complaint.
OH-03: Mitakides Campaign Kickoff - Jane Mitakides (D) will have her official campaign kick-off event on Thursday, February 7th, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Montgomery County Democratic Party Headquarters, 131 South Wilkinson Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402.
OH-07: Candidate Forums Scheduled; Woolever Secures Third Labor Endorsement - The Fairfield County Democratic Party will hold a forum for the six Democrats in this race on February 26th at 7 p.m. at Independence Hall, 1776 Cedar Hill Road in Lancaster. Also, the Clark County Democratic Party will hold a forum on February 28th in Springfield, to be moderated by the publisher of the Springfield News Sun. I'm working on getting the time and location for that event. UPDATE: The Clark County event will be at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28th at the City Forum Hall, NE corner of Fountain and High Streets, Springfield, Ohio.
Meanwhile, the campaign of restaurant owner Dave Woolever (D-Stoutsville) announced last week that he has been endorsed by Teamsters Local 284, joining IBEW Locals 1466 and 575 on his endorsement list. "It is with great pleasure that I inform you that Teamsters Local 284 and the entire Executive Board takes great pride in endorsing you as the next Congressman for the Seventh District," Teamsters Local president Allen Price wrote to Woolever. "One thing this Local doesn't do is give away our endorsement easily but after careful consideration we believe David Woolever is the man for the Seventh District."
OH-14: Yellow Journalism at the Lake County News Herald - In Sunday's Lake County News Herald, reporter David Jones penned a story called "Campaign Trail's a Trial" (no online version available) that details a stabbing incident at Ohio University last year and a resulting civil assault-and-battery lawsuit against the adopted son of Bill O'Neill (D-South Russell), which civil claim is still pending. Jones says that the incident "affects" the race between O'Neill and Rep. Steve LaTourette (R-Bainbridge Twp), but a reading of the article confirms that it doesn't affect the race at all, and the whole thing appears to be an effort to imply scandal where none exists. There were no criminal charges filed against the son, and Jones admits that no official reports or comments cast any negative light on Bill O'Neill.
The son and two friends tried to break up a fight near a fraternity and were assaulted by drunken students, and two students were stabbed in the ensuing brawl. "My son called me that night and told me what had happened," Bill O'Neill says of the matter. "I urged him to go to the police station immediately. Being the kind of kid he is, that's exactly what he did. I also called the Athens Police Department that night to report that my son had been in a fight." In the article, Jones mentions the party affiliations of the judge, prosecutor, and various attorneys as though they are relevant, but there is no hint of any impropriety in the proceedings. Jones admits that O'Neill's call to the police is exactly what any parent would have done. There was a police investigation and no charges were filed. "As a parent, I am saddened that this fight occurred, and further that anyone was injured. But I am proud of Brandon for being honest and for reporting to the authorities that very night."
It's despicable that a newspaper story would delve into this kind of incident and suggest that it affects the race when plainly it does not. Please join me in writing a letter to the editor to object to this innuendo-laden article: Tricia Ambrose, Executive Editor, The News-Herald, 7085 Mentor Avenue, Willoughby, Ohio 44094, or tambrose-at-news-herald.com.
OH-18: Space Claims Credit for Increased Veterans Mileage Reimbursement - In a press release, Rep. Zack Space (D-Dover) says he fought for a 160% increase in mileage reimbursement to veterans (from 11 cents to 28.5 cents per mile) that took effect last Friday:
Responding to the requests of numerous veterans in his rural district where Veterans Administration (VA) facilities are often hours away, [Space's] fight to increase the mileage reimbursement has started to pay off ...
"Veterans in my district are disproportionately disadvantaged due to the significant distances they must travel for care at a VA facility," Space said. "I have been fighting to increase this reimbursement rate since the Joint Field Hearing I held with Senator Brown last year.
"There is no doubt that this will increase veterans' access to VA services. This increase will make it a little easier on our heroes to get to a facility to receive the care they need and deserve."
The increase was mandated by the FY2008 Omnibus Appropriations Bill.
Heading to OvertimeSubmitted by Jeff on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 8:51am.
Today is a day to pause in wonder. It's a moment of perfect equilibrium before an epic battle, the ideal of classical asetheticians. And the confluence of last night's epic football clash with tomorrow's political contests compounds the drama.
Last night was the Superbowl, with the season-long front-running Patriots vanquished in the closing seconds by the once-lightly-regarded Giants. Tomorrow is Super Tuesday, thought to be a decisive "national primary" and long expected to lock up the nomination for front-runner Sen. Hillary Clinton. In poll results announced today, however, Sen. Barack Obama has pulled into a national tie with Clinton (CBS Poll here, Gallup here). [UPDATE: Taegen Goddard writes that a yet-to-be-released Cook Political Report/RT Strategies national poll will show Obama leading Clinton by 43% to 37%.]
Does it mean that Obama, buoyed by his momentum, will pull out a narrow but decisive victory tomorrow, like last night's 17-14 thriller? No, the analogy won't stretch that far, it will be even more dramatic than that. Whatever the official winner in the various contests, with all 22 Democratic primaries employing some form of proportional awarding of delegates we're looking at a race that will be essentially tied on Wednesday morning. In almost every race the second-place finisher will gain a substantial number of delegates, diminishing the impact of the other candidate's victory.
Overtime, baby!
OH-16: Boccieri sustains grassroots momentumSubmitted by Earl on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 6:51pm.
I asked Ian Walton, the campaign manager for U.S. House candidate State Senator (and U.S. Air Force Reserve Major) John Boccieri to let me know how their event went yesterday in Canton.
Hey Earl!
The event went VERY WELL - we had more than 50 volunteers show up from all corners of the 16th District. People from Ashland, Medina and Wayne Counties all showed up - John was very impressed and humbled by the support.
After the discussion, we put people to work. Volunteers helped assemble and distribute more than 1,000 yard signs, and we stuffed 2,000 walk sacks with literature for canvassing.
We've got people walking targeted precincts in all four 16th district counties now - the primary campaign is definitely well underway.
We even went through a few pots of coffee and five dozen donuts - it was a successful day!
Please give everyone this update and let the blogosphere know we are thankful to them for getting the word out. We will have more volunteer days in the coming weeks ahead --so stay tuned...
The Boccieri campaign has continued to raise more funds than their GOP opponents, with FEC reports showing that they have again raised over $100,000 for the most recent quarter. They presently enjoy a cash-on-hand advantage of $308,719.15 compared to Kirk Schuring (R-Canton) with $154,103.79; and Matt Miller (R-Ashland) with $53,099.51.
Considering that the national GOP congressional campaign committee is broke and the DCCC is flush, I would not want to be a Republican campaign operative in Ohio right now.
Voter Registration Deadline for Primary is Today; Some BOEs Open LateSubmitted by Jeff on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 4:50pm.
Tomorrow Today, Monday the 4th of February, is the deadline for voter registration for the March 4th primary election. Voter registration forms are available at Boards of Elections, libraries, Bureau of Motor Vehicles offices, high schools, and county treasurer offices. You can download the registration form from most BOE web sites, or from the Secretary of State site. MAILED APPLICATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN TODAY.
just received an email message from the Hamilton County Democratic Party indicating that the Board of Elections office in Cincinnati will remain open late tomorrow today, and including an important reminder for people who are 17 years old now but will turn 18 before the general election:
The Board of Elections (824 Broadway downtown) will keep special hours to accommodate those who wish to register, staying open on Monday until 9:00 PM. Note that young people who will be eligible to vote in the November election (meaning they will turn 18 before November 4th, 2008) are permitted to vote in the March 4th Primary. ...
Across the nation Democrats have been sending a message loud and clear about the election coming this November. They've been turning out to vote in primaries in astounding, record numbers. Not true of Republicans, who are showing much less enthusiasim about their choices. Let's make sure Ohio sends the same message in March. The next President of the United States will be a Democrat.
Are other Boards of Elections also staying open late? Please let me know by email or in the comments.
UPDATE: The Cuyahoga County Board of Elections will be open until 9:00PM TONIGHT. So will the Wood County Board of Elections in Bowling Green. -EB
Dennis & Elizabeth Kucinich Interviewed by Visiting Foreign JournalistsSubmitted by Jeff on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 12:07pm.
Last Thursday afternoon I participated in a panel discussion at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law/Cleveland State University on "New Media" (blogging and YouTube-based videography) and Voter Concerns in the 2008 Election. This event was staged concurrently with a visit to this country by 20 foreign journalists under the U.S. State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program. For my part I explained my history and purpose in blogging and some thoughts on the role of blogs and the contrasts between bloggers and journalists, projecting Ohio Daily Blog on an enormous screen to illustrate my points.
One of the visitors, Mehmet Koksal of Belgium, wrote me today to say that the group went to the office of Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Cleveland) later during their visit, and Koksal has published an article (in French) on his own blog, Election Reporter, about the marginalization of Kucinich during his presidential campaign ("Dennis Kucinich et la marginalisation médiatique"). Included with that post are fascinating video clips of Dennis and Elizabeth Kucinich being interviewed by the visiting journalists. Dennis attributes his lack of success in the campaign to marginalization by corporations which control both the media and industry, and therefore have an interest in maintaining the status quo (including continuation of the profitable war in Iraq). He also asserts that he will not endorse anyone in the presidential race, even though he endorsed Obama for purposes of second-choice voting in the Iowa caucuses. Elizabeth talks about how voters from across the spectrum respond favorably to the authenticity and integrity of candidates who speak truthfully about their convictions, which leads her to discuss comparisons of Kucinich and Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex). These are well worth watching:
Obama Event In Columbus Very Well AttendedSubmitted by Paul on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 1:47pm.
No K's in evidence ... the "special guest" was Illinois Senior Senator Dick Durbin.
The crowd was huge for an event on February 2nd with perhaps 400 or more with quite a few coming in tour busses.
Tim Hagan gave a wonderful speech continuing the theme of Obama in 2008 with the Kennedy's in the 1960s. Commissioner Hagan was on the front lines of the Bobby Kennedy movement in the last 1960s.
He is a godfather of Kate Kennedy Townsend, one of Robert Kennedy's grandchildren, and was a pallbearer at the funeral of Stephen E. Smith, the late husband of Jean Kennedy Smith. He also attended the funeral of John F. Kennedy, Jr. with his wife, Kate Mulgrew (thank you Wikipedia).
Hagan's speech was different than most political speeches. He spoke simply and softly which made it all the more effective.
Also at the event were State Senator Eric Kearney who gave a rousing speech and Columbus Mayor Mike Coleman.
I didn't think to bring a camera to the event but Ryan got this picture of Senator Dick Durbin with his cell phone camera (gotta get me one of those!)
Update: - Apparently Bill Sloat was there as well. Wish I had known, but as Bill says, the place was packed.
Winning Healthcare Coverage for All OhioansSubmitted by Earl on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 11:24am.
Sponsored by Single-Payer Action Network Ohio (SPAN Ohio) Fifth Annual State Conference. Ramada Plaza Hotel and Conference Center, 4900 Sinclair Rd.,Columbus, OH 43229. Cost $30.00, includes luncheon. Keynote Speaker Quentin Young, M.D. National Coordinator, Physicians for a National Health Program. More info: (216)736-4766 or spanohio.org Workshops and public forums
Spring Chicken Paprikas DinnerSubmitted by Earl on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 11:09am.
Presented by Rep. Peter Ujvagi. All you care to eat, family style chicken paprikas and stuffed cabbage dinner. St. Stephen's Hall, 2018 Consaul St. (at Genesee St) in East Toledo, (across from the original Tony Packo's.) Tickets $45.00. Open bar at 5:00 PM, dinner served at 6:00. A great event, not to be missed.
Suprise "Special Guest" at Obama Organizational Meeting TomorrowSubmitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 5:33pm.
Just received word that there will be a mystery guest at the big Obama campaign organizational meeting to be hosted by Cuyahoga County Commissioner Tim Hagan, State Sen. Eric Kearney, and Mayor Michael Coleman in Columbus tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (for further event details, click on the entry in the Events Calendar on the right sidebar). All Obama delegates statewide are requested to attend.
All I know about the special guest is that he or she is "a high-profile national surrogate who has endorsed Barack."
Hmmmm, wonder who that might be. Could the last name start with a "K," perhaps?
Funniest Campaign Site URL Ever?Submitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 4:59pm.
From the No Comment Department comes this campaign web site URL for Greene County Commissioner candidate Richard King (R-Xenia):
[h/t to a reader]
Ohio Democratic Congressional Fund-Raising NumbersSubmitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 4:32pm.
With a huge helping of thanks to Earl, here is a round-up of fund-raising reports for the fourth quarter of 2007 by Ohio's Democratic congressional candidates. Incumbents are marked with an asterisk. Candidates who have raised less than $5,000 are not required to file:
|4Q Donations
|Cash on Hand
|Debts or note
|Steve Driehaus
|Steve Black
|Victoria Wulsin
|William R. Smith
|Did not file report
|Jane Mitakides
|Did not file report
|Charles Sanders
|David Esrati
|Did not file report
|Mike Carroll
|Did not file report
|George Mays
|Did not file a report
|Charlie Wilson*
|Dave Woolever
|Debts $12,900.00
|Bill Conner
|Debts of $10,500.00
|Sharen Neuhardt
|Did not file report
|Richard Wyderski
|Did not file report
|Tom Scrivens
|Did not file report
|Jack Null
|Did not file report
|Nick von Stein
|Did not file report
|Marcy Kaptur*
|All income from PACs
|Barbara Ferris
|Joe Cimperman
|Tom O'Grady
|Rosemary Palmer
|Dennis Kucinich*
|Stephanie Tubbs Jones*
|$82,958.00 from PACs
|David Robinson
|Did not file report
|Russ Goodwin
|Did not file report
|Aaron Dagres
|Did not file report
|Betty Sutton*
|Bill O'Neill
|Dale Blanchard
|Did not file report
|John Greene
|Did not file report
|Mary Jo Kilroy
|John Boccieri
|Mary Cirelli
|Did not file report
|Tim Ryan*
|Zack Space*
|Mark Pitrone
|Did not file report
OH-12: Cocktail Reception for Russ Goodwin in Columbus 2/12Submitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 3:31pm.
Via email: "It's time for us to send a veteran to Congress who understands service to his country! It's time to send Russ Goodwin to Congress!" Cocktail reception at Havana Night Club on February 12th.
Details after the flip.
OH-02: Yes, Wulsin (D) Is A Licensed Medical DoctorSubmitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 12:27pm.
There is an absurd rumor circulating on the internet that 2nd Ohio Congressional District candidate Victoria Wulsin (D-Indian Hill) is not really a licensed medical doctor, buttressed by a spurious YouTube video purporting to show that she has no state license. She does in fact have a license, but it was issued under her maiden name "Wells" rather than her married name "Wulsin," as demonstrated in this independently produced counter-video:
Update-- Anyone can look up the status of a medical license in Ohio. Here is a link to Dr.(Wells) Wulsin's active status. -EB
Obama Super Tuesday Results Watch Party in Cincinnati 2/5Submitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 10:52am.
Co-Chairs Robert Richardson, Jr., State Sen. Eric Kearney, Jan-Michele Kearney, Barbara Gould, Paul Demarco, Donald Mooney, Tom Hodges, and Charlie Luken invite you to a Super Tuesday Watch Party and Fundraiser for Obama for America on 2/5 at Sully's Sports Bar in Cincinnati.
Details after the flip.
Statewide Organizational Meeting for Obama in Columbus 2/2Submitted by Jeff on Fri, 02/01/2008 - 10:46am.
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As if doubling the win total from four to eight wasn't difficult enough, UNC coach Butch Davis has to now find a way to take the next step, and conquer a nine- or 10-win season.
Considering the Tar Heels return more starters (16) than they've lost (8), it's not an unreasonable goal, but UNC must keep pace in the Coastal with the quick improvement of both Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech. One thing this year's group has going in its favor is the intangible taste of near victory. Now they know what it feels like to lose a bowl game 31-30, and to Maryland 17-15, to Virginia 16-13 in overtime, and to Virginia Tech 20-17. If UNC keeps it together for four quarters this fall -- and stays healthy -- the results will be different.
T.J. Yates is an experienced quarterback, and the defense will be loaded. Davis hired three new assistant coaches, but the coordinators remain the same, and it's already been a seamless transition. There's really no reason why UNC shouldn't start the season 3-0 and have some momentum heading into a critical Coastal Division game at Georgia Tech. And three straight October home games will help build some confidence before a daunting road trip to Blacksburg. No doubt it's a favorable schedule, but there are plenty of issues that still need to be addressed.
1. Who is going to catch the ball? Not even Davis knows the answer to this one, and he might not find out until a few games into the season. Carolina lost six receivers from a year ago, including NFL draft picks Hakeem Nicks, Brandon Tate and Brooks Foster. In all, UNC lost players who accounted for 17 of 21 receiving touchdowns last year. There are high hopes for freshman Joshua Adams, who enrolled in January and has drawn praise from his teammates and coaches. Greg Little is the most experienced of the group, but it's wide open.
2. How quickly can the new-look offensive line come together? UNC has to replace three-year starters Garrett Reynolds, who was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons, and Calvin Darity. Three-year starting left tackle Kyle Jolly is an all-conference candidate, and Lowell Dyer returns at center, but the other three positions are unsettled. If UNC's running game is going to improve -- and there is definitely room for improvement -- it's got to start up front.
3. Can Da'Norris Searcy replace Trimane Goddard at safety? It's practically the lone question for this defense, and the answer is yes. Goddard led the nation with seven interceptions last year, and he will be missed, but Searcy showed what he is capable of in the Meineke Car Care Bowl, when he made 10 of his 25 tackles. He was also used as a sixth defensive back against Notre Dame and had an important pass breakup on the Irish's final offensive possession. After spending most of the season on special teams and as a reserve safety, much more will be expected of him in '09.

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Friday Fallout: Weinstein Co and MGM can't stop the bad buzz
It was another busy Friday afternoon in Hollywood as news broke on a number of different fronts, but most surprising was the "resignation" of Tom Ortenberg as president of theatrical films at The Weinstein Company. Overseeing distribution and marketing for both TWC and Dimension Films, Ortenberg had only been at TWC for eight months after 12 years in a similar position at Lionsgate where he helped grow the company from a small distributor to a major player.
Ortenberg told Indiewire he asked to be released from his contract and that he would have an "additional announcement" in the near future. Considering the financial woes that have plagued the Weinsteins this year its hard to believe his "resignation" wasn't a cost cutting move. With reportedly more layoffs in the near future at TWC, it's hard to see how they will adequately release the three remaining films on their 2009 slate including "The Road," "A Single Man" and "Nine." Ironically, the news comes less than a day after brother Bob touted Dimenson's sequel laden 2010 slate including new "Scream" and "Spy Kids" flicks. Where the talented Ortenberg goes from here is unclear, but his services will no doubt be sought out.
Another company wishing it was 2010 is MGM. The studio's one release this year, "Fame," received dismal reviews and all parties will be anxiously awaiting to see the weekend box office. The remake was budgeted at only $18 million and was split with Lakeshore, but a theatrical disappointment won't help the perception the company is in trouble. In fact, MGM had to deal with a major fire yesterday when Deadline Hollywood Daily sensationalized the news of a contentious call with the company's bond holders.
Former MGM CEO Harry Sloan resigned this summer and he didn't leave the company in a good place. DHD reported the company told it's bondholders it needs $20 million for short term cash flow and $150 million to keep upcoming films such as "The Hobbit" (a co-production with Warner Bros.) in the fold. Sources within MGM say this completely overstates their financial position. In fact, MGM is still in the middle of production on the "Red Dawn" remake and has two films in the can for first half of next year. They will no doubt need a cash infusion, but to say they are close to bankruptcy, as DHD insinuates, is a bit ridiculous. Plus, bankruptcy would only force the copmany to give up long standing properties such as the Bond franchise and it's claim on "The Hobbit." Still, the MGM peeps are no doubt counting the days till the media spotlight focus back on Disney CEO Bob Iger and his choice for a new head of the motion picture studio which was last Friday's bombshell.
In other news, CineVegas is taking 2010 off because of economic troubles. After 11 festivals, the organization is hoping to revive the event once the recession has passed. Certainly a worrisome trend for festival fans across the country.
As for specific Oscar buzz, InContention reports that Sony Pictures Classics has decided not to release their Toronto Film Festival pick up "Get Low" this calendar year. The drama was heralded for Robert Duvall's strong performance and the veteran was considered a strong best actor candidate. However, with a busy slate including "An Education," "The White Ribbon," "Broken Embraces" and "A Prophet," SPC is deciding to release in 2010 to give the film the attention it truly deserves. Honestly, it's the best move for all parties involved.
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King James Bible: Exodus, Chapter 7
|Chapter 7
|And the LORD said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet.
|Thou shalt speak all that I command thee: and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto Pharaoh, that he send the children of Israel out of his land.
|And I will harden Pharaoh's heart, and multiply my signs and my wonders in the land of Egypt.
|But Pharaoh shall not hearken unto you, that I may lay my hand upon Egypt, and bring forth mine armies, and my people the children of Israel, out of the land of Egypt by great judgments.
|And the Egyptians shall know that I am the LORD, when I stretch forth mine hand upon Egypt, and bring out the children of Israel from among them.
|And Moses and Aaron did as the LORD commanded them, so did they.
|And Moses was fourscore years old, and Aaron fourscore and three years old, when they spake unto Pharaoh.
|And the LORD spake unto Moses and unto Aaron, saying,
|When Pharaoh shall speak unto you, saying, Show a miracle for you: then thou shalt say unto Aaron, Take thy rod, and cast it before Pharaoh, and it shall become a serpent.
|And Moses and Aaron went in unto Pharaoh, and they did so as the LORD had commanded: and Aaron cast down his rod before Pharaoh, and before his servants, and it became a serpent.
|Then Pharaoh also called the wise men and the sorcerers: now the magicians of Egypt, they also did in like manner with their enchantments.
|For they cast down every man his rod, and they became serpents: but Aaron's rod swallowed up their rods.
|And he hardened Pharaoh's heart, that he hearkened not unto them; as the LORD had said.
|And the LORD said unto Moses, Pharaoh's heart is hardened, he refuseth to let the people go.
|Get thee unto Pharaoh in the morning; lo, he goeth out unto the water; and thou shalt stand by the river's brink against he come; and the rod which was turned to a serpent shalt thou take in thine hand.
|And thou shalt say unto him, The LORD God of the Hebrews hath sent me unto thee, saying, Let my people go, that they may serve me in the wilderness: and, behold, hitherto thou wouldest not hear.
|Thus saith the LORD, In this thou shalt know that I am the LORD: behold, I will smite with the rod that is in mine hand upon the waters which are in the river, and they shall be turned to blood.
|And the fish that is in the river shall die, and the river shall stink; and the Egyptians shall loathe to drink of the water of the river.
|And the LORD spake unto Moses, Say unto Aaron, Take thy rod, and stretch out thine hand upon the waters of Egypt, upon their streams, upon their rivers, and upon their ponds, and upon all their pools of water, that they may become blood; and that there may be blood throughout all the land of Egypt, both in vessels of wood, and in vessels of stone.
|And Moses and Aaron did so, as the LORD commanded; and he lifted up the rod, and smote the waters that were in the river, in the sight of Pharaoh, and in the sight of his servants; and all the waters that were in the river were turned to blood.
|And the fish that was in the river died; and the river stank, and the Egyptians could not drink of the water of the river; and there was blood throughout all the land of Egypt.
|And the magicians of Egypt did so with their enchantments: and Pharaoh's heart was hardened, neither did he hearken unto them; as the LORD had said.
|And Pharaoh turned and went into his house, neither did he set his heart to this also.
|And all the Egyptians digged round about the river for water to drink; for they could not drink of the water of the river.
|And seven days were fulfilled, after that the LORD had smitten the river.
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My Kitchen Rules gatecrashers Sophia Pou and Ashlee Pham finally get eliminated
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- April 17, 2013
OUSTED My Kitchen Rules villain Sophia Pou is proud of her controversial behaviour and has lashed out at the "small bunch of people" who've criticised her on social media.
Sophia also labelled former contestant Joanna Stirn as "sexist" for suggesting Pou's nastiness sprung from being desperate and dateless.
Sophia and teammate Ashlee Pham were booted off the show last night after overcooking their sautéed kidneys and undercooking their steamed buns - much to the delight of the other teams.
The loss came despite Sophia and Ashlee choosing the teams they wanted to cook against, and the ingredient each team had to use. First Dan and Steph, then Sam and Chris moved through to the finals, while Sophia and Ashlee get one last shot at Comeback Kitchen on Sunday.
"I'm happy it was such a miniscule mistake that put us out of the competition," the Cabramatta communications student said.
"If anything it's a lesson in what happens when you go against your intuition. We knew the buns weren't right."
Sophia, who has watched every episode, admits she didn't realise during production a few months ago just "how big the reaction would be".
"I'm definitely not conventional that's for sure, but I'm so proud of how Ash and I have conducted ourselves on the show," she says.
"We stayed true to ourselves and if people loved it great, and if people hated it, we were prepared."
Sophia says people have been "going to town" on social media, but that the online backlash isn't representative of the general population.
"They're a small bunch of people that sit behind computer screens because, quite frankly, they don't have anything better to do."
In fact, Sophia says they've been overwhelmed with support when they're out and about on the streets.
"So many people pat us on the back," she says.
"A lot of kids love us and a lot of older people. I think we've mainly offended 30-something women."
And they've built up a big following in the gay community.
"I honestly think Ash and I have become gay icons," she laughs.
Although their big egos and bitchiness have proven controversial, much of the entertainment this season has come from Sophia's withering put downs.
They include describing Lisa and Stefano's restaurant décor as looking "like a piñata threw up" and suggesting "my dogs eat better than this," about a dish cooked by Dan and Steph.
Sophia says a lot of people overlook her ironic sense of humour.
"There are definitely moments Ash and I would say things just to crack each other up and if you look closely you can see us trying not to laugh," she says.
But she adds: "The scary thing is anything I said I actually think and believe!"
The other contestants haven't really seen the funny side, and a number have attacked Sophia and Ashlee in the media for their conduct.
A fortnight ago, Andi Thomas tore strips off of Sophia for refusing to return her good luck wishes before the cook-off.
Sophia explains they didn't want to because of Josh and Andi's "off-screen behaviour".
"We're not going to say it on TV if it's not genuine because we want to stay true to ourselves," she says.
And last week Joanna Stirn suggested Sophia's nasty streak was due to her lack of a boyfriend.
"She labelled me as desperate and single and envious," Sophia says.
"What she's said is more a reflection of her sexist attitude. She doesn't know me in my personal life and to label me in a certain way is terribly narrow minded."
Despite newspaper reports suggesting Sophia wants to pose for Zoo Weekly, appear on a dating show and lusts after Kyle Sandilands – all of which she claims to have said ironically – what the 29 year old really wants to do is to forge a career as a newspaper food critic.
"I haven't had any offers," she says, bursting out laughing.
"Have you not watched the show?"
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Mary Stewart Posted at 2:43 PM March 21, 2016
Ashlee and Sophia were the most disgusting contestants on the show and I was never so happy to see them off the show ever! PS what is wrong with Sophia's mouth, it goes all lopsided when she speaks.......
Stephen of Canberra Posted at 7:52 AM April 17, 2013
About time they were eliminated :), even my children commented on their rude behaviour and actions towards others. I just hope they don't worm their way back in.
Dig of Brisneyland Posted at 7:49 AM April 17, 2013
This show has nothing to do with cooking. It's all about drama and drama queens. I can't believe this passes for entertainement. It seems these days everyone with a sense of entitlement and an ego bigger than barrier reef feels they need to 'be seen'. A good job for those whining idiots would be sitting on the roof of an ambulance, replacing the siren.


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AAA-Alabama said it is receiving reports of gasoline shortages in counties across northern Alabama that were hit hard by Wednesday's tornado outbreak.
While some stations sustained damage, the shortages mostly were tied to power outages affecting stations in areas such as Cullman and Huntsville.
"It's not due to the supply of gasoline, but a number of gas stations without power," said Clay Ingram, a spokesman for the motoring group. "If there is no power, stations cannot pump gasoline up out of the ground."
Since Wednesday's storms, AAA has received calls from several members inquiring where they can find stations with gasoline, Ingram said. He said he received a call from an AAA member driving from Tennessee toward Alabama's Gulf Coast who called in a panic after pulling over at a Cullman exit and finding no stations where he could fill up.
"He was out of luck because even the companies we use to help AAA members said there was nowhere in the county to get gasoline," Ingram said.
Ingram said most of the complaints about shortages have come from the Huntsville area, Arab and Cullman County, where few gasoline stations have power. "Both Cullman and Madison County were hit pretty hard," he said.
AAA-Alabama also is hearing of rising pump prices.
"Technically, it shouldn't affect prices because the shortage has to do with lack of power, not lack of available gasoline," Ingram said. "But we are starting to get calls from people complaining that some stations are price gouging."
Ingram said stations attempt to take advantage of the situation by boosting prices better be careful.
"If stations that were selling gas at $3.69 a gallon yesterday raise prices for no reason, they need to be careful because the governor has declared a state of emergency in Alabama and they could be charged with price gouging," he said. "It bothers me when people try to take advantage of the situation in a time of crisis like this."
The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries has received at least six reports of price gauging at Birmingham-area gas stations after Wednesday's storms, said Brett Hall, the department's deputy commissioner.
Hall said this is the first time in a while the department has received price gouging reports, but expects there could be more in the coming days.
According to the Alabama Unconscionable Pricing Act, it's price gouging if a retailer raises prices during a state of emergency by 25 percent or more of the product's average price during a 30-day period.
Gas stations reported to the department have been served a notice and will continue to be monitored, Hall said.
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- After suffering a bad loss in California on Election Day, anti-biotech activists are shifting their misconceived movement to Connecticut, Oregon, Vermont, and elsewhere. The next engagement is already well under way in the state of Washington, where the extremism of what they really hope to achieve is on full display.
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The opponents of biotechnology try to present a reasonable face to the public, but their real agenda is radical–and it's already on full view in the state of Washington.
On Election Day, as Californians were casting their ballots against Prop 37, voters in Washington's San Juan County considered an even more dangerous measure: a total ban on the growing of GM crops.
San Juan County, home to less than 16,000 people, is tiny compared to California and its population of almost 37 million. So its drastic initiative didn't generate much attention during the campaign season–and neither did the result, in which 61 percent of the county's voters decided to outlaw the kinds of plants that farmers in much of the rest of the country take for granted.
This is the true mission of the anti-biotech movement: the utter elimination of genetically modified crops from the United States.
If the "Just Label It" crowd wanted to stop at labeling, its leaders would have condemned the vote in San Juan County. But they did no such thing. For people who love to spew out press releases and shout on blogs, their silence was curious–and also revealing.
The rest of us must speak out against both the effort to push new food-label laws and the even more harmful agenda that lies behind it. We know the truth about modern food and agriculture, and it's our job once again to make sure voters hear about it as well.
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Hotel The Lodge VilvoordeRondeweg 3 Vilvoorde 1800
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In addition to a spa tub, Hotel The Lodge Vilvoorde features a sauna and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same property / stay dates).
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.50 per accommodation, per night
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