Who do you support for Attorney General in Ohio in 2010?

Just the Facts wrote:

Cordray is a lap poodle for union bosses. Just the Facts. He costantly bows to corrupt union bosses. He does not represent Ohio Working Families.

Make Love Not War wrote:

For all you Bob Owens folks who are siphoning votes from Mike DeWine, is it more important that Bob Owens win than Richard Cordray lose? The only thing I need to know about Cordray is that he declined to join the 20-state lawsuit against ObamaCare, which will mean skyrocketing health care premiums and more government intrusion into our lives. From Mike DeWine's site:
"On my first day in office as Attorney General, I will join with the 20 state attorneys general that have filed a suit against Obama health care. I am committed to fighting for our rights and protecting every Ohioan."
He can't do that if Cordray wins!

brill wrote:

<quoted text>you are so sad and pathetic. i would bet 10000 dollars that you are a raging racist who cant handle the fact that a black man is in the white house

Bill Hoffman wrote:

DeWine is an anti-gun, anti-2nd Amendment RINO, who only received this nomination due to Kevin DeWine, a relative. Nice! Dick Cordray has been a supporter and a good AG. The rest of the field are no brainers and have nothing to offer.

Roger Sherman wrote:

"Attorney General is responsible to prosecute citizens and Representaties of us the Government that defies demands of Natural Law: what Mother Nature, God, or Whatever Power decreed to be the reality of the real world, democracy, capitalism, the US Constitution, and free, fair, and affordable commerce?
Demanding every corporation, farmer, business, outsourcer sweatshop, and nonprofit, tax-exempt, organization and Church markets the cost in the wholesale and retail price of his or her product and service; of every workers, consumers, and taxpayers living including pension and health care. Enabling parents to love, nurse, nurture, discipline, protect, and provide, for every child (job) they conceive and fund schools, infrastructure, local and national security, government services, and etc.; with money derived from wages or independent business profit."
The state attorney general is the highest law enforcement official in your state. While the natural family and traditional marriage are integral to a society's strength, obeying all the laws, not just the ones that appeal to common sense is the duty of every citizen.
What about taxes? I know a number of people in Holmes County that have had large amounts of legal unreported cash income. I will not be naming names, but the churches IMHO are negligent and incompetant in helping self-employed citizens come into compliance with all the tax laws. Large families benefit from the tax laws, many of them get $$$ back from the government. Single people running self-employed businesses bear the brunt of taxation. Romans 13 is clear on this, as well as 2Peter and Jesus Christ's teaching. Honesty with regard to taxes is part of having a good conscience.

Make Love Not War wrote:

For all you Bob Owens folks who are siphoning votes from Mike DeWine, is it more important that Bob Owens win than Richard Cordray lose? The only thing I need to know about Cordray is that he declined to join the 20-state lawsuit against ObamaCare, which will mean skyrocketing health care premiums and more government intrusion into our lives. From Mike DeWine's site:
"On my first day in office as Attorney General, I will join with the 20 state attorneys general that have filed a suit against Obama health care. I am committed to fighting for our rights and protecting every Ohioan."
He can't do that if Cordray wins!

USMC Retired wrote:

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So, where is the church to blame in all this? The church is exempt from taxes under the US Constitution.

Common Sense wrote:

Definitely supporting DeWine after all the political stunts Cordray has pulled including his support of Obamacare, self-proclaiming the lawsuits from 21 states frivolous, and denying the will of the people even though the higher courts are seeing merit in those cases and allowing them to proceed.

brill wrote:

<quoted text>you are so sad and pathetic. i would bet 10000 dollars that you are a raging racist who cant handle the fact that a black man is in the white house