Steve Chabot - Nosferatu

In Steve Chabot's latest blogpost, he turns to (sophomoric) humor to debate with himself whether the GOP is dead or not.
While the GOP can field candidates and, when lazy ass Democrats don't bother to vote, win elections, he's not really getting to the real point of the party's life or death.
Apparently, Steve Chabot doesn't know the difference between a zombie & a real live person. But the old GOP was eviscerated by right wing southern Democrats decades ago who pounced on the floundering party like vultures on rotting flesh.
Now, as the Republican Party shambles on, dropping bits & pieces of rotting flesh along the way, it's clear that all that animates it's rotting husk is some maleficent spiritual parasite and not the vibrant soul that once gave it birth. Chabot, of course doesn't grasp this and hears the garbled mutterings of the party as anything he wants. His relation to the party is like Norman Bates' relation to his mother - tormented but always wanting to please - trapped in time.

Steve Chabot - crickets

When the paper of record for Steve Chabot's district asked him about his views on the issues facing the voters of the Ohio 1st Congressional District - he had nothing to say. He couldn't be bothered. He didn't care.
Steve Chabot's sense of entitlement knows no bounds.

Kundrata promotes bi-partisanship

Fred Kundrata promotes bi-partisanship plan to spur job growth & grow the economy while citing the partisan divide that is killing America.

Based on the nonpartisan National Journal's annual vote ratings, only four out of 535 members of the House and Senate are considered in the ideological middle. The "ideological middle" in this case is defined as falling between the most conservative Democrat and the most liberal Republican. By contrast, in 1982, 344 members of Congress, or 79 percent, fell in the ideological middle.

Obviously Steve Chabot's right wing partisan zeal is not serving our district nor our nation.

Read more at the Enquirer

Fred Kundrata on TV

Fred Kundrata Promotes Military Role in Fighting Ebola

While Steve Chabot daydreams about new wars, Fred Kundrata sees a humanitarian role for the military to play in thwarting ebola.

The military response to this crisis does not require American service members physically treating patients. Rather, military personnel are necessary because they are the only rapid-response force capable of building the medical facilities that doctors need to contain the virus and keep us safe here at home.

More at the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Steve Chabot Whines Some More

In a legislative effectiveness rating, Steve Chabot came in 88th out of the majority 145 Republicans. Chabot introduced 13 bills in the last Congress but didn't see any of them become law.
As is typical, Chabot whined about the analysis and called it flawed.

read all about it at the Fishwarp

Chabot & Kundrata on the Dan Hurley Show

Steve Chabot blames everybody else & Fred Kundrata pledgs bi-partisan efforts.
Why does nobody call out Chabot for his reckless obstruction that is killing any chance for jobs creation & stalling any kind economic recovery on Main Street?

Watch the interview here