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Post a Comment*too bad ge's lawyers can't get involved - they're really good at labor laws...
too bad they can't work their magic on the stock market either!!
who's marc dann??????????
too bad there aren't any meaningful debates in Ohio (about anything)
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"Contrary to reports, she was not wearing pajamas". She also was not wearing a thong, she was not wearing.....
how do you spell OHIO: ENRON
hopefully a microwave won't blow up in your face and the commercial jet engine you're flying on has all the parts it's supposed to have... while the lawyers are having their parties...
wonder how many other cases have gone "unsolved" in the beautiful state of Ohio
When the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation “Coingate” scandal broke in 2005, Dann was at the forefront in pursuing public records detrimental to then-Gov. Bob Taft and other Republicans. But the Democrat initially turned down newspaper requests for his own office e-mails in this scandal.
On April 2, Dann refused a Columbus Dispatch request for e-mails between him and Utovich, now the office’s travel director. Dann, who was elected in 2006, previously has said e-mails are public records; he sought numerous messages from public offices when he was a state senator and candidate for attorney general.
The Dispatch reported that Dann’s office refused a request for the e-mails four days before it first reported on the harassment complaints. Dann’s office called the Dispatch request “overbroad.”
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hey Jim, is that you?
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/flights/2008-01-22-heathrow_N.htm?csp=34
wonder why Ohio doesn't investigate anything?
wonder if all the engine companies in Ohio are doing all the proper testing...before they fly...as opposed to after...
including the RR power turbines that are catching fire
would someone please explain what ge lawyers and jet engines have to do with dann's pajama party?
if you're talking investigations, doesn't interstate commerce fall at the federal level (not that the bush crime family would ever do anything)
6:27 and 4:28
i think you meant the bush frat party when he got his ged from yale
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Last Updated: 9:24 am | Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Top official: Let Ohioans vote by mail
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COLUMBUS – Ohio counties should have the option of holding elections exclusively by mail if voters approve of such a system, said Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, the state’s top elections official.
Voting by mail would be more convenient and less expensive for some counties than the traditional system of also operating polling sites, she said.
The suggestion would require the Legislature to approve a measure that would allow counties to ask voters if they want to switch to only vote-by-mail elections, Brunner said.
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I assure you, nothing at all!!
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they can't; they're too busy at their frat parties
Jim
I once wrote a short story that included a character so angry at an article about electric garage doors that he was provoked to write his very first Letter to the Editor. Never having written such a letter before (and being crazy) he ended up sending a letter about federal fiscal responsibility.
It appears some of your commentors prove 'truth is stranger than fiction.'
bottom line: Ohio is wacked
If nothing else, Marc Dann is a sneaky little bastard.
The Columbus Dispatch, and I assume every other newspaper in the state, has demanded copies of the e-mails between Dann and his scheduler. The Dispatch is looking for details into the not-really-important pajama scandal, but also perhaps details of the serious sexual harassment (or worse) scandal.
Dann knows that these are public record. He knows he has to give them up. But he’s stalling.
Why?
He’s trying to beat the clock.
Tucked away in an editorial in today’s Akron Beacon Journal is a sentence explaining how it is policy of Dann’s office to keep e-mails for 180 days. Once you get passed 180 days, one would assume, Dann makes the e-mails disappear.
Now, let’s do the math. 180 days from today brings you to mid-October of 2007.
The alleged incidents at Dann’s condo happened in mid-September of 2007. So, if Dann can manage to stall for 30 more days or so, it’s reasonable to expect that the e-mails will disappear.
maybe if all the democrats handed out condoms on the campaign trail, people who own hangers wouldn't be tempted to use them to murder babies; if america wants to live in dark alleys, that's on her
maybe the Ohio AG office can get free lawyers to do all their work like TX in the polygamy case
apparently strickland and all the senators and congressmen can be bought
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