The fact that he comes from Ohio's political culture of corruption, it sounds like more of the same in Washington.

We're working very aggressively on a year-round basis.

County parties tend to do better when a governor's in power. There's more of a fundraising base, having established relationships on an ongoing basis.

Term limits did have an effect. There was one less chair for them.

One-hundred-year-old debt or 50-year-old debt is one thing, but 10 years is a pretty short window. Somebody with deep pockets can hire lawyers and play some legal games.

If that is the kind of exploitation we can expect a heartbeat away from the governor's office, the people of Ohio should be wary.