Never Forget!

CityBeat has rated State Rep. Louis Blessing for his search for government employment:

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LOU BLESSING: Having held one state elective office or another for the past 28 years, State Rep. Louis Blessing (R-Colerain Township) wants to find yet another job paid for by taxpayers. Facing term limits on his seat in the Ohio House, just as he did with his Ohio Senate seat in 2004, Blessing has told reporters he wants to remain employed in state government, perhaps by managing the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel. In the past, the arch-conservative has backed legislation that restricted collective bargaining rights for public sector labor unions and required photo IDs to be able to vote, both measures pushed by the secretive ALEC group in multiple states. Thus, Blessing’s desire to to run the Consumers’ Counsel, which advocates for residents against utility companies, is both laughable and absurd. Hey, Mr. Conservative: Go into the private sector already.....

Do you remember Louis Blessing's comment that "Republicans earn their money.." that is available on YouTube?

Really?  Republicans work harder than everyone else?  How many burning buildings has Mr. Blessing walked into in his lifetime?

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****  How do other people view Gov. Kasich and his attacks on public employees? Here is a clipping about Kasich from an article at MSNBC:

....He seemed to aim his fire especially at teachers’ unions. “We need more school choice, we need to break the back of organized labor in the schools, and we need to turn our schools into institutions that excite our kids and teach them,” he said during the campaign. 

The Quinnipiac survey suggests Kasich and his allies in the Legislature might have pushed beyond what most voters are willing to accept in curbing union power.....

In the future, middle class families who support public education, our firefighters, police, teachers, nurses, and public workers need to remember what the Republicans tried to do in Ohio and never forget - never forget - never forget.

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