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As we told you earlier today, President Obama did a sit-down interview with WKYC during which he voiced his opinion on Ohio’s controversial SB5 collective bargaining bill.

Governor Kasich was asked about Obama’s remarks at a press conference today and had some pretty strong words. Summary: Go back to your corner, Prez, and deal with that trillion dollar budget deficit and stop worrying about Ohio. In fact, just don’t mention Ohio at all. K! Thanks! Bye!

In all seriousness, he did say once Obama fixes the budget, “then maybe he can have an opinion on what’s going on in Ohio.” Boom. Roasted. Or Something.

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Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.

5 replies on “John Kasich Tells President Obama to Mind His Own Business Over SB5”

  1. I am so tired of the amount of disrespect show to our president. I am a 55 year old woman and I have never seen anything like it. In years past, if you some of the things said too and about a President you would have been investigated and blacklisted as UNAMERICAN……..and probably looked at as a terrorist.

  2. Momi — really? Please. This president shows nothing but personal arrogance and disdain for America. You wish us to respect him? Where is his respect for his country or his fellow citizens? To be respected you have to earn it. It doesn’t just automatically come with your job title. I don’t care what that title is. He is no president.

  3. Kasich is either missing a chromosome or is another southern ohio hillbilly turned Columbus criminal. Don’t worrry though he will balance the budget by selling Ohio assets to private cos.
    He says it will be against the law for oversight of a for profit prison or charter school really.
    Not just not necessary, but illegal. He is a criminal oops I mean Christian. Nothing to see here, move along now. Selling government technically is smaller government. So Foxnews is right.
    Said by an ex-Republican and ex-Foxnews watcher.

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