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« Another dumb crook story | Main | More on fellow shot during dynamic entry »

More on Ohio veto overrride

Posted by David Hardy · 13 December 2006 07:57 AM

From the Columbus Dispatch:

"This is the first veto override since the legislature overturned the veto of a line item in a budget in 1986, according to Ohio Senate officials.

The Legislative Service Commission said it is the first override of an entire bill since 1977."

· State legislation

1 Comment | Leave a comment

Bob Roland | December 13, 2006 11:10 AM | Reply

The question Quinnipiac left out of their survey would be " As an Ohio citizen do you have any clue as to what the gun laws are at this current time and #2 what do you think they are"
Has there ever been a national survey that truly asks a question about gun control or a knowledgable person.

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