[legal-advicer]

I am returning from Ohio after a visit with the family (and aggressively campaigning for Sachem) and noticed unemployment in Columbus was only 6.2% and Ohio itself was 7.3%. In this key swing state do you think it will help Obama ? I read an article where Kaisch (R) was taking credit for it and the campaign told him to tone it down.

[evarekataVame]

FUCK ROMNEY.

NO CREDIT IS DUE THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION.


SOME MAY BE DUE KASICH.



SCREW ROMNEY UP OBAMA'S ASSHOLE AND SEW IT SHUT.

[MwhwF6bp]

All I know is that from the last time I was there, it has improved. There is even an apartment shortage in Columbus - that has never happened in all the years I lived there. One reason for living there was the cheap real estate.

and Obama are the heads of the same double-headed dildo, no question about it.

[Deseassaugs]

THERE IS NO REASON WHY OHIO CANNOT PROSPER.

[budumol]

I am returning from Ohio after a visit with the family (and aggressively campaigning for Sachem) and noticed unemployment in Columbus was only 6.2% and Ohio itself was 7.3%. In this key swing state do you think it will help Obama ? I read an article where Kaisch (R) was taking credit for it and the campaign told him to tone it down.

Job well done.

Don't forget to submit your expense report.

[avdddcxnelkaxz]

Job well done.

Don't forget to submit your expense report.

Thank you.

Well, there are going to be some questionable items on there. Just sayin'

[Blelidupgerie]

The unemployment numbers could be distorted like the national figures.
I do know Ohio has lost a massive number of good manufacturing jobs since the treaties of free trade(free-traitorism) was sold to the American people as something beneficial to them.
Maybe the population has dropped as people are looking for jobs elsewhere?
Maybe burger assembly is listed as a manufacturing job?
Maybe there are many more big box stores like Home Depot and Walmart which hire many more people to walk the floors than are necessary which pads the employment numbers?

And why do Home Depot and Lowes need self serve registers if there's so many people walking the floors? Couldn't a few of those people be manning registers to serve the customer?

Anyways...I do remember during a few visits to northern Ohio several years back how many for sale signs were lining the streets in town. Lots.
I don't think they were 'moving on up', but moving on out.

[taesrom]

I am returning from Ohio after a visit with the family (and aggressively campaigning for Sachem) and noticed unemployment in Columbus was only 6.2% and Ohio itself was 7.3%. In this key swing state do you think it will help Obama ? I read an article where Kaisch (R) was taking credit for it and the campaign told him to tone it down.

What is it in Toledo and Lima and places like that?

[tobaccoman]

STATE SOCIALISM.

[VYholden]

My dog is from Ohio. He's a nice enough fellow.

[SantaClaus]

What is it in Toledo and Lima and places like that?

Nothern Ohio generally votes Democrat, especially the mistake by the lake (Cleveland); Southern Ohio and the rural parts generally Republican. Central Ohio, somewhere inbetween, it is really what makes it a swing state.

More or less:

[lorrieholdridge]

The unemployment numbers could be distorted like the national figures.
I do know Ohio has lost a massive number of good manufacturing jobs since the treaties of free trade(free-traitorism) was sold to the American people as something beneficial to them.
Maybe the population has dropped as people are looking for jobs elsewhere?
Maybe burger assembly is listed as a manufacturing job?
Maybe there are many more big box stores like Home Depot and Walmart which hire many more people to walk the floors than are necessary which pads the employment numbers?

And why do Home Depot and Lowes need self serve registers if there's so many people walking the floors? Couldn't a few of those people be manning registers to serve the customer?

Anyways...I do remember during a few visits to northern Ohio several years back how many for sale signs were lining the streets in town. Lots.
I don't think they were 'moving on up', but moving on out.

I believe the population has been slowly declining for some time (but less than 0.2%). Northern Ohio is rust belt territory and has been declining for some time. Columbus is very much white collar and has tons of insurance companies there and Cincy is also pretty white collar.

[Markdogas]

THAT WAS THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY....

FOR ALL.... NOT SO LONG AGO.

UNIONISTS AND BUREAUCRATS DESTROYED IT.

[Jadykeery]

Nothern Ohio generally votes Democrat, especially the mistake by the lake (Cleveland); Southern Ohio and the rural parts generally Republican. Central Ohio, somewhere inbetween, it is really what makes it a swing state.

More or less:

Yup, that's pretty much as I remember it from when I lived there 20+ years ago (political landscape). How are the unemployment rates in the red counties these days?

[LongaDonga]

Yup, that's pretty much as I remember it from when I lived there 20+ years ago (political landscape). How are the unemployment rates in the red counties these days?

Greater Cincinnati’s jobless rate improved for the fourth straight month, falling to 6.9 percent in May and reaching its lowest level since November 2008. Source: http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnat...rate-dips.html