2011 October 16

The New PB Shirts Are Here!

Help support Plunderbund and get some cool American made, union printed gear!

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Plunderbund Sues Over Charter Scandal Records

After months of delays, Plunderbund has sued Kasich’s education department of public records

Voters Need A Voice On School Board

ECOT Lies About Enrollment Numbers

Ohio’s Largest Online Charter School, ECOT, Has Disturbingly Overstated Student Enrollment

Ohio Alliance For Public Charter Schools Going Out Of Business

The dismal reputation of Ohio’s charter industry may be the reason funders have withdrawn their support of OAPCS.

Help Fight Back Against Trump’s Agenda In Ohio

Here’s a quick list of some of the groups in Ohio that will be actively working against Trump’s backwards and divisive agenda.

From the daily archives: Sunday, October 16, 2011

If Cleveland Plain Dealer really wants SB 5 to be less extreme, then vote NO on Issue 2.

On October 16, 2011 By ModernEsquire

Having read today’s Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial endorsing Issue 2, I can’t help but see how the conclusion doesn’t match the premises made. If Issue 2 passes, Governor Kasich and this General Assembly will not, in a moment of kindness after this campaign, return to Senate 5 on their own initiative to remove some of its provisions.

If, as the Plain Dealer suggests it wants, you want a less extreme collective bargaining reform bill than SB 5, then you have only one choice: vote NO on Issue 2. If Issue 2 passes, John Kasich will see it as […]

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[“FACTUAL”-CHECK:] Kasich’s latest commercial – “Had Enough?”

On October 16, 2011 By Greg

No, he’s not offering to resign. Yes, we are going to offer you a chance to watch Kasich’s latest Issue 2 commercial here. We believe it is necessary to set the proper context for the pro-Issue 2 campaigners led by Governor Kasich and his Building a Better Ohio fundraising entity. This latest ad follows on the heels of Kasich’s insightful views about the status of his campaign:

“I think we’ve been pretty factual about it,” Kasich continued. “The problem with the campaign – they’ve been emotional and we’ve been factual. And in campaigns, emotion usually wins. That’s kind of where […]

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