Nilda

Nilda Ramos talks about how Congressman Kasich signed off on outsourcing her husband's job.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• John Kasich
• Kasich
• Ted Strickland
• Outsourcing
• Invacare
• Ohio
• Nilda
• Nilda Ramos

[sdkwwe]

"I don't think John Kasich values hard working people" John Kasich's dad was a mail man. that is as blue-collar as it gets. john kasich is as blue collar as it gets for a politician. this is just another crap ad from the strickland campaign to mislead voters. ted play a fair game!

[midgetbeast31]

......i heard strickland likes to suck obama's dick.......

[tom8williams]

OK guys, I'm from Elyria - right next to Lorain. This video is so slanted. Putting the CEO and COO decision to offshore some jobs on Kasich who was on the board is nuts. By the way, guess what happens when certain jobs are offshored - the work gets done more cheaply...which means cost of goods sold expense goes down, which means prices can come down and now who is reaping the benefits? Yeah, US Consumers. If your job can be outsourced, it's time you stopped whining and up'd your skill set.

[TheGoodyear45]

BULL CRAP! have you seen how many jobs Strickland made ohio lose? Get with the program people. What you see there is plain bull crap. That is just another weird commercial from Strickland. I've met Strickland and I can trust Him as a Friend. But

not as Governor.

[rambam77]

Ouch. Kasich what do you have to say about yourself? We need to end tax breaks for companies that ship job overseas.

[ChampaignLibertarian]

Here we go again.... choose a Democrat or Democrat lite for governor who differ in in degree of corporate and big government welfare they dispense.

Gubenatorial debates that again lock out quality candidates like Libertarian Ken Matesz and other third parties. I am finished with establishment candidates like the Governor or John Kasich.

Don't be an enabler!

[MrTruth616]

I'm not sure why this is a knock on Kasich....what he's been telling everyone all along is that the current business climate and tax structure in Ohio is not friendly to business. He says that with the current climate, we are losing jobs and not attracting them. Well, all this does is prove that he is correct. When he was in business, he felt it necessary to move out of Ohio. Therefore, he wants to change the climate so those decisions don't have to be made. Thanks, Ted! lol

[kevinsadrummer44]

any one dumb enough to believe anything that Strickland says needs to have their heads examined.

[kevinsadrummer44]

any one dumb enough to believe anythinhg that Strickland says needs to have their heads examined.

[msldcs]

GO KASICH AND PORTMAN!