Our conversation with candidate for Ohio Treasurer Richard Cordray:
Part 1. Time: 15.28
Part 2. Time: 20.02
Part 3. Time: 17.33
Part 4. Time: 20.24
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[…] When the Democrat now running for the Treasurer job, Richard Cordray, Met The Bloggers in April, he discussed at some length how the Treasurer’s Office shared culpability for the transfer of state workers’ comp funds to Noe. (This discussion can be found on the second of the four audio files of the interview.) Cordray told us that the Treasurer’s Office issued the first state deposit to a private BWC investment account controlled personally by Tom Noe in 1998. He said this handling of state funds was self-evidently improper and should have been blocked automatically by Treasury officials. […]
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