Those longer prison sentences will cost the taxpayer an additional $40,000 per year per prisoner-minimum. Just so a phony career pol like Dewine can siphon up a few more votes from the knee jerk non-thinkers out there. From the tone of these comments, it's working. We get the government we deserve!
When an umpire in pro baseball blows a call at first base or home plate a TV viewer should be able to call in several innings later, change the call, declare the ump's call void and the team should forfeit the game, right? Or maybe once a decision is made, that's it and everyone moves on. Get a life, folks. I'm much more concerned with fixing the hook on my own drive than what spoiled millionaire rich kids are doing at a country club I will never have the resources to play at. The next time any of you take a 'gimme' in stroke play, be sure to disqualify yourselves, or you'll destroy the sport and sully your precious integrity.
News'papers' haven't yet figured out a decent online format. People still want a daily paper that is delivered and are willing to pay. But immediate corporate profit supersedes the public interest and long term viability. Fold the tent up boys, the circus is over.
Are you calling Mr. Husted incompetent or crooked? After all, Mr. Toycannon, Husted is the chief elections officer in the state. Is he such a lousy Secretary of State that he seems to allow, or worse, be unaware of such voter fraud? Have you advised him and the Attorney General and other law enforcement of this fraud you know of? Or do you, like so many others, treat your fantasies as reality and use them to carelessly smear others who don't live in the same tin hat make believe world you inhabit?
Only about 100 years late! Why does the press laud an organization that had to be dragged, kicking and screaming, all these years to make even a token gesture? Augusta National shouln't be proud, they should be ashamed of themselves. The golfing community should be ashamed for turning a blind eye and treating Augusta with such reverence.
The first great era was steel. It ruined the river then went 'bust'. The next great era is energy. It will ruin our groundwater then go bust. No one with resources will look back to help clean the river in a meaningful way. In turn, the groundwater can never be cleaned once it has been ruined also. Profit is always king and the big money players are lionized as heroes until they disappear after the inevitable bust. As frightening as those river contamination figures are from the steel days, they will pale in comparison the what in being injected at high pressure into the shale formations and left to seep into our children's groundwater. 'Once bitten, twice shy' should be our watch word. But I'm afraid 'Take the money and run' will win the day, as usual.
Just like the money changers in the Temple, those who use Him to profit will not be looked kindly upon. What a cheap lousy ploy to make some extra change. Pretty funny watching sheep eat chicken.
Excuse the 'heck' out of me, but, didn't Congress, including a Republican controlled House, have to approve this before it got to the President? Republicans in the House AND Senate could have stopped this but they didn't have the guts or will power. Besides, I'm sick and tired of paying for the health care costs of smokers who think nothing of destroying their health at my expense. Cigs should all be 100 dollars a pack. So many people buy cigs before they put food on the table for threir kids. No sympathy here!
DeWine to unveil plans for longer prison sentences for Ohioans convicted of gun crimes
Those longer prison sentences will cost the taxpayer an additional $40,000 per year per prisoner-minimum. Just so a phony career pol like Dewine can siphon up a few more votes from the knee jerk non-thinkers out there. From the tone of these comments, it's working. We get the government we deserve!
April 29, 2013 at 8:08 a.m. permalink suggest removal
TV viewer alerted Augusta officials of Tiger's violation
When an umpire in pro baseball blows a call at first base or home plate a TV viewer should be able to call in several innings later, change the call, declare the ump's call void and the team should forfeit the game, right? Or maybe once a decision is made, that's it and everyone moves on.
Get a life, folks. I'm much more concerned with fixing the hook on my own drive than what spoiled millionaire rich kids are doing at a country club I will never have the resources to play at. The next time any of you take a 'gimme' in stroke play, be sure to disqualify yourselves, or you'll destroy the sport and sully your precious integrity.
April 14, 2013 at 6:45 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Plain Dealer to have home delivery only three days a week
News'papers' haven't yet figured out a decent online format. People still want a daily paper that is delivered and are willing to pay. But immediate corporate profit supersedes the public interest and long term viability. Fold the tent up boys, the circus is over.
April 5, 2013 at 5:46 a.m. permalink suggest removal
The state’s early-voting laws need changes, secretary of state says
Are you calling Mr. Husted incompetent or crooked? After all, Mr. Toycannon, Husted is the chief elections officer in the state. Is he such a lousy Secretary of State that he seems to allow, or worse, be unaware of such voter fraud? Have you advised him and the Attorney General and other law enforcement of this fraud you know of? Or do you, like so many others, treat your fantasies as reality and use them to carelessly smear others who don't live in the same tin hat make believe world you inhabit?
March 26, 2013 at 9:53 a.m. permalink suggest removal
My apologies to Poland ...
Life's so tough. Commiserate with the rest of the downtrodden at the Country Club. Some people have real problems.
December 14, 2012 at 5:11 a.m. permalink suggest removal
God sends a message to the GOP
Amen, Brother! You speak truth to power.
November 18, 2012 at 5:07 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Augusta National adds its first 2 women members
Only about 100 years late! Why does the press laud an organization that had to be dragged, kicking and screaming, all these years to make even a token gesture? Augusta National shouln't be proud, they should be ashamed of themselves. The golfing community should be ashamed for turning a blind eye and treating Augusta with such reverence.
August 21, 2012 at 7:35 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Investing in the Mahoning makeover
The first great era was steel. It ruined the river then went 'bust'. The next great era is energy. It will ruin our groundwater then go bust. No one with resources will look back to help clean the river in a meaningful way. In turn, the groundwater can never be cleaned once it has been ruined also. Profit is always king and the big money players are lionized as heroes until they disappear after the inevitable bust. As frightening as those river contamination figures are from the steel days, they will pale in comparison the what in being injected at high pressure into the shale formations and left to seep into our children's groundwater. 'Once bitten, twice shy' should be our watch word. But I'm afraid 'Take the money and run' will win the day, as usual.
August 5, 2012 at 5:53 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Thousands ‘Eat Mor Chikin’ to vent views
Just like the money changers in the Temple, those who use Him to profit will not be looked kindly upon. What a cheap lousy ploy to make some extra change. Pretty funny watching sheep eat chicken.
August 2, 2012 at 6:09 a.m. permalink suggest removal
RYO Filling Station in Girard is looking for a miracle
Excuse the 'heck' out of me, but, didn't Congress, including a Republican controlled House, have to approve this before it got to the President? Republicans in the House AND Senate could have stopped this but they didn't have the guts or will power. Besides, I'm sick and tired of paying for the health care costs of smokers who think nothing of destroying their health at my expense. Cigs should all be 100 dollars a pack. So many people buy cigs before they put food on the table for threir kids. No sympathy here!
July 19, 2012 at 7:18 a.m. permalink suggest removal