First they claim that Mitt Romney is trying
to distance himself from Kasich. The proof? Governor Kasich didn’t attend Romney’s event in Ohio this
past Sunday, on Father’s Day.
This barely even warrants a response, because how
dare a father choose to spend time with his family on Fathers Day. I know it’s crazy, but maybe the
Governor wanted to spend time with his daughters privately instead of taking
them to a full day of campaign events.
...
Instead, it’s governors like Gov. (John) Kasich, who have put in place pro- growth
polices and balanced the state budget, that are doing the job
that’s creating
economic good news in places like Ohio, and the entire nation deserves
the same kind of agenda.”
Romney gave this quote to the
Dispatch last weekend which shows a new narrative coming from his
campaign. They realized that highlighting
Kasich’s ability to outpace the nation is a good way to highlight the President’s
failures.
Governor Kasich's success is due to pro-growth policies that actually encourages entrepeneaurs instead Obama’s anti-business agenda.
Governor Kasich's success is due to pro-growth policies that actually encourages entrepeneaurs instead Obama’s anti-business agenda.
The Governor’s office released a
graph that details the pro-growth policies that encourage business to grow and hire more employees. The Ohio Model of doing business includes taxes being cut, a balanced budget and
streamlined regulations.
Democrats are also trying
to take credit for Kasich’s success in Ohio. They’re doing this to prop up the President, Sherrod Brown
and especially Ted Strickland.
If you follow politics in
Ohio it should be pretty clear that Ted Strickland is going to run for Governor
again. The problem is that he’s
facing is explaining the 400,000 jobs lost under his watch and counter the
success that Governor Kasich has had since he took over.
The idea the ODP came up
with, and will continue to push, is that Ohio’s economy was on its way to
recovery when Ted was in office. In
all fairness, I’d try that argument too because how else do you explain the
loss of 400,000 jobs while your guy was in charge?
They even responded to the graph from the Governor’s office with a witty graph of their own:
Does anyone see a problem
with this graph? It shows what we have been saying all along; it wasn't
until Kasich came into office that Ohio began outperforming the sputtering
national economy.
Furthermore, their graph
shows that Ohio was actually doing far worse than the rest of the nation under
Ted Strickland’s leadership. The ODP, who is supposed to be allied with Ted
Strickland, actually reinforces the narrative that John Kasich has turned Ohio
around.
So I guess we should all
be thanking the ODP for pointing out the facts??
Dems are avoiding the Donkeys in the room by focusing on Ohio. Compare us to California or Illinois. Check out how Illinois is a child abuse disaster (with sky high taxes and murders) thanks to "progressives." Where's the outrage on plunderbund? (oh we're now state specific in our progressive concern for kids) http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/72c640ba392945a0934399439fa72089/IL--Illinois-Budget-Children
ReplyDeleteGo Zips!! -Ted Strickland
ReplyDeleteWhoever put that together at the ODP should be fired.
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