February 15, 2012

TUESDAY March 6, 2012 IS OHIO'S PRIMARY ELECTION DAY

Bring Identification with you.

Its important to know that you's you, so you can vote for what's what.

Per Portage County Bd. Of Elections website, Absentee Voting Starts January 31, 2012

For Absentee Ballots in Portage County call 330-297-3511

Click on Portage County Absentee Voting Website http://www.portageco.com/election/absentee_voting-menu.htm

For Early Voting stop in at

Portage County Board of Elections

449 S. Meridian St.

Ravenna, OH 44266

click on website: http://www.portageco.com/election/index.html

Experience

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Insight

Northeast Ohio is a beautiful place to live. NEO has a ready workforce and is strategically situated within the Eastern US Interstate and multi-modal transportation systems.

NEO is ideal for assembly, manufacturing and distribution.

This Election Season,

and maybe all Election Seasons remind me of three things:

First, I'm reminded of a finicky eater picking through vegetable soup for their favorite vegetable or candidate/issue.

Secondly, with all of the debating and ballyhooing, I'm reminded of a wind tunnel that is looking for the most aerodynamic form to carry this Nation forward.

Thirdly, I think of the Unseen Hands of the many Voters who trim and prune this Great Land's office holders to yield the most beneficial fruit.

A Crooked Shadow Cast

The below scene caught my eye and reminded me of an old saying about the path of least resistance leading to crooked rivers and crooked men.

It is said that Ohio's Cuyahoga County's name Cuyahoga is an Indian word for crooked river.

Recent events in Cuyahoga County's corruption scandals seem to hint that a crooked man's shadow is cast from what is within rather than from his outer form. I've seen that in our little Township and elsewhere.

Our local TEA Party blesses the misdeeds of our local officials with endorsements. The local TEA Party and these personalities will burn themselves out, their endorsements were largely ignored in the last Election.

John Steinbeck's The Winter of Our Discontent is a very interesting book. It is a novel about a small town Grocer and life in a small town like ours and yours. It touches on local life, local politics and the mischief that people are drawn to. Every community has it. I encourage you to read it. It is a short book and a quick read.

“Vote no on the School Levy and do what you please with the Library Levy....”, a paraphrased summary of Suffield's TEA Party Election Day position.

Most of this noise seems to come from people who built more house than they can afford.

The repeal of the Banking Act of 1933 (Glass-Steagall Act) and recent banking misdeeds lead to this “Great Recession”.

Recent Conservative Talk Show ads tout gold as an investment option stating, “Twice in the last 20 years Wall Street cleaned out your 401k's.”

So the Occupy Folks have something to fume about, but I don't think they have the ability to run the Country. We would end up in a situation like in the book, “Animal Farm”.

Yep, we all are in the same ARK.

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Mrs. & Mr. Ron Mishler

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