Krazy Kenny: We’re A State That GROWS Things! (video)
Update: Damn. Matt “the of f i cial camp aign blo gger” Naugle sure is quick to take shit down off You Tube. LOL. One sec. OK, got the plundervid version below!
Absolutely made my day, this one. Apparently this is what being down 22 points gets ya: KBtv.
The money quotes:
“We’re a state that grows things!”
“Most people don’t know that we lead the nation in the production of swiss cheese”
Oh, and Ted is against farmers! That evil, evil, anti-farm Ted. Doesn’t get any better than this. Hurtin’ for certain! I seriously will be giggling until late this week over this one. Naugle must be somewhere right now yelling “UNCLE!”
Katrina with the understatement of the campaign thus far: “With 92 days left until the election, we’ve got a lot of work to do”.
Check it:
…one last thing. The file name is “fairkenblackwell”. That is precisely how I feel: Fairken Blackwell! The new Ohio swear phrase - and it’s so universal! It’s hot outside. Fairken Blackwell!
Name one thing, Blackwell, one thing, just one gosh-darn thing that you’ve done to help the farmers of Ohio! Seriously, just one!
Strickland has had ratings no lower than 83 to the maximum 100 from the National Farmers’ Union. The American Farm Bureau is a pro-Republican agriculture lobbying group that has advocated for drilling in ANWR and promoting “free” trade agreements such as NAFTA (something even farmers in Ohio don’t necessarily support.)
And when Blackwell talks about changing the regulatory enivironment, I can’t help but imagine that he’s talking about the same type of Republican regulatory environment that allowed mega-farms such as the Buckeye Egg Farm that was an environmental disaster that eventually had to be shut down, and is the same type of big corporate farming that farmers in Ohio oppose.
Will Blackwell promote regulations that encourage farmland preservation at the expense of commercial development? I wouldn’t hold your breath, which is also good advice if Blackwell clears the way for more mega-farms in Ohio.