Confrontation is something I try to avoid at all cost, as a
result, I usually don’t bring up politics or religion in mixed company. To properly debate, I feel facts
are crucial, points are to be made and I need to come armed with information on
my topic. I’m too lazy to suit up,
so I usually avoid the topics all together. Unless it’s a subject that deeply resonates.
As voters we need to be educated regarding issues. But
during elections, we tend to be so inundated with ads and negative campaigning
that we loose site of the smaller issues that have big impacts. On the May 4th state
election, Ohioans will be asked to review Issue 1. Issue 1 extends a 2005 constitutional amendment that
authorizes general obligation bonds to fund research and development. The bond program was created to build
up technology, to grant money to the little guy, to fund research and bring
innovative ideas to the forefront. Since 2005 the Ohio Third Frontier program
has done just that. Created as an
economic development tool, the Ohio Third Frontier program has created over
40,000 jobs, launched new companies and expanded existing corporations. Research has been given the attention
it so richly needed to allow Ohio’s economy to grow in a direction that will
continually move forward, as well as kept companies and talent in the state.
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