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December 1, 2005

Live blogging Ted Strickland

Ted Strickland: Cargill planning to build ethanol production facility. They have no intention of paying CAT tax. Build their plant here, but sell product outside of state.

8:00 Bills question regarding education

TS: Inner city not different then the area he lives in. Democrats need to win. Coming close is like coming close to a landing strip in an airstrip. I win in areas where dems typically don’t win. Kept his progressive democratic ideas. We need a governor that will pull us together. Fashion a common agenda.

15:00 Bill’s follow up

TS: targeted investment thru dept of development. build on regional strengths, not cannabilize each other. Urban agenda.

18:00 Jack asks about foster small business.

TS: Department of Development has lots of money.

JR: Why do they go there?

TS: Maybe it’s the allure of travel..

TS: As I talk to entrepreneurs, healthcare is a big issue. We can also do more thru universities. The have a responsibility to their regions. Encourage partnerships with June Holley’s of the world. Talking to a software developer, most government programs are targeted at bricks and mortar.

18:00 Tim asks about religion

TS: Biggest threat is Bush eroding wall between church and state. “I am unwilling to conside to the other side what is moral or religious…” I will not foster hate or discrimination.

30:00 Adam asking about education

TS: Filed a friend of the court brief supporting lawsuit. “We’re never going to be a healthy state if we don’t address this issue.”

34:00 JR: “Pushback from the local level?”

TS: Yes. Opposed to vouchers, because they’re undemocratic. Public dollars = public oversight.

G: Follow up question. Are we at a time… where we can use technology to change the dynamic?

38:00

TS: Interacts from Washington with lots of students. I want to shake up the establishment.

39:00 GN: Issue One funding…

40:30 Bill says money cannot be used for education. Shift away from university/business.

TS: Agrees prescribed, but loosened up. I held technology conference in his district. Involved everyone. Talked about expanding broadband access. Quotes Michael Powell on the digital divide…

46:00 TR: Why did you vote for the bankrupcy bill?

TS: I looked at this bill and felt there were protections…

49:00 AJ: Asks about TABOR

TS: Devistating consequences for our state… “It’s more of a straighjacket”

52:30 Severe cuts in social services. Go to the people and try to get it reversed if it passes. We have to defeat it.

AJ: Will you spend your campaign?

TS: Yes. Blackwell’s trying to get an anti-gay adoption to gin up his base.

55:00 Bill asks about local rule

1:00:00 G asks about Free Trade

1:02:00 Trip to Mexico. “We’re seeing global exploitation.”

1:06:00 “I think Steve sold out.”

1:08:00 “High road jobs and low road jobs…”





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