Politics & Elections

Governor Kasich Launches Anti-Idiot Initiative

By Erich Burnett on Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 9:03 am

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Ohio’s new governor stepped up his innovative piss-everybody-off approach to leadership Wednesday, just one day after 1,000 cops, firefighters, teachers, and other public workers showed up at the Statehouse in Columbus to protest a bill that would strip them of their collective bargaining rights.

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