I want to thank our President for the State of the Union address. He pointed out how this useless
Republican Congress voted down everything he brought to the table … and yet Latta accused the
President of the same "rhetoric and empty promises they we have grown accustomed to." Latta,
you voted everything down, you and your useless members of congress.
I have to laugh at you and clowns who closed down our government and try to hold the affordable care act
hostage. And in turn we lost over 38 billion dollars over your action.
Perhaps Latta needs to stop with the lies about the health care because over 8 million people now have
health care. These people never had the health care during the Bush administration, but Latta never
voted down anything that Bush proposed … weapons of mass destruction that was never found … no
health plan in place … poor job performance as leader of our country.
I have yet to hear on Latta’s phone meetings any positive comments pertaining to our president … like
taking us out of a recession that Bush put us in.
What have you done for us Latta? You voted down women’s rights. You voted down the unemployment insurance
you just let expire for 1.6 million people.
So did you raise the tax rate for the rich? You and your Republican Congress voted down raising minimum
wage. How about building roads, bridges, so new business come in and put our people to work … you
voted that down.
Our President has challenged congress to work with him on a policy initiatives on jobs, wages, education,
and energy. So where is it that he failed? You and your Republican Congress have failed us. You are all
so busy trying to make our president look bad that you have failed the American people.
You and your group of useless congress need to go. Latta it is your turn to stand in line for
unemployment. Oh wait, you just got rid of it. Sorry no more money from us, you never earn the money we
have paid you all. Beware seniors, Senator Portman and Latta and his merrymen Congress are coming after
our Social Security and our Medicare.
Joann Schiavone
Walbridge