Frankie Coleman has resigned her position as...what was it again? Hell, she doesn't even know what her job was supposed to be... The Colmbus Dispatch has the story, but will they ask the important questions. Questions like, since the Strickland administration contributed to Ohio's unemplyment rate by letting Glenda Williamson go for not signing off on the absent Coleman; will Williamson get her job back?This last sentence is just unbearably funny:
Fisher said Mrs. Coleman's past experience with workforce development issues made her a good choice for the job.Coleman had no idea what her job was...but she was plenty experienced and a good choice for the job??? Has Fisher been hanging out with the former employees of Sherrod Brown's Secretary of State's office?
And when will the Dispatch ask about nepotism:
Fisher has acknowledged that he is friends with Mrs. Coleman and Mayor Coleman, who was Fisher's running mate in 1998 and led the transition team for Fisher and Gov. Ted Strickland.Is this not the very definition of nepotism? Dictionary.com:
nepotism
noun
favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs)
