Yes thats right--earlier this week Republicans were voted into office in 2 special elections that took place in Ohio and Virginia.

Michelle Malkin » Republicans win special elections in VA, OH

In Ohio--it was republican Bob Latta that beat liberal democrat Robin Widerack.

And in Virginia it was republican Rob Wittman administering an ass-wooping in a land-slide victory against liberal democrat Phillip Forget-alot.

As I personally live on this iceberg called Ohio--I can tell you personally that the elections in 2006--Ohioans decided to give libs a chance and they elected democrats like our new pathetic governor Ted Strickland (D). And despite being unhappy with our previous republican governement--it seems voters are running back to the republican party--especially after hearing the horror stories of what liberals are planning.

I dont think any presidency has been won without carrying Ohio--and so far it looks like a Republican President will get the nod from this state.

WHAT COULD THIS MEAN LIBS--uh-oh--Dems are in trouble.

sadmutha, your lack of political knowledge is staggering. But knowing now that you're from Ohio, it sure does explain a lot about your being uneducated. What trailer park in Ohio do you live in?

You are such a fucking pansy. So much its rather amusing.

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Ohio isn't a real smart state, but it IS smarter than Illinois. Way to go humpty!


Smartest State 2006-2007

Great argument fat ass! Do you even think before you post, or is this a prime example of you thinking?

The elections depend upon regional preferences and may not represent the entire state.