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Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
Written by Abe Zaidan, with John C. Green
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Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Portraits of Power: Ohio and National Politics, 1964 - 2004
Written by Abe Zaidan, with John C. Green
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- Mitt's jobs program for young people
- Yes, Dad was a a first-class Republican
- From gun control to a "gay" reference
- The GOP is playing politics and poker
- PD PolitiFact: Two Ohio lawmakers slammed
- Memo to Kasich: an ailing Sears closing stores
- Yes, Virginia, there are no Newt and Rick
- John Boehner, caveman
- Notes from the other world...
- Arshinkoff: I'm not a candidate
- As the Tea Party goes, so goes (down) Boehner
- Walter Mirapaul, 89
- Arshinkoff for State GOP chairman??????
- Boehner and Cantor: Good for a laugh!
- Ohio GOP: Elephants in the china shop
- The GOP vendetta against Obama
- Was Sears really interested in coming to Ohio?
- Did new probate judge fail to please the county ch...
- SOMETIMES, PHOTOS DO LIE
- Loews, Target just weren't anticipating...
- Donald Trump's debate exit: He still won...
- Boehner stations troops in Canton area's remap
- Another GOP debate: O holy night
- Kasich/DeWine clash: Back to the Middle Ages
- The Donald-Newt Show, reality it is not
- Why is API spending money on this guy?
- Cordray: The GOP threatens a filibuster
- Mandel: Sorry, I'm busy...and other stuff
- The Iowa return of Donald Trump
- Maybe Cain should have tried ham salad instead....
- Newt has so much to tell us
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I once read an online article detailing FoxNews's practice of if a story is covered on A Republican politician that has a negative slant to it, the FoxNews graphic will show a "D" after the politician's name rather than an "R". They did it to Kasich after the crushing defeat of Issue 2. A mistake? I wonder. Their anti-Romney fervor is such that perhaps they think subliminal influence is possible. Considering the IQs of some Fox viewers, it may be so.
Sometimes I, too, wonder about the narrow differences between Barack and Willard.
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