From the Enquirer:
How does Strickland explain this change of heart? He says these machines are different because they would be "state-monitored, state-controlled and state-regulated," and would - now here's something Ohioans have never heard before - protect funding for education.
That sounds like doubletalk - especially after Strickland and Attorney General Marc Dann spent so much effort last year driving video gambling machines such as Tic Tac Fruit out of the state with a muddled debate over games of chance vs. games of skill.
Ted Strickland shows he subverts all other values (like his supposedly Christian ones) when it comes to socialism. Ted was against gambling when he was elected, but now, as long as the state is getting all the money and running the show, he is for everything.
