Proving to me once again that he hasn't got a clue about how to bring jobs to Ohio, Gov. Strickland vetoed a bill that would have provided filmmakers with a tax break to come make their films in Ohio. It would have brought an estimated 1500 new jobs to the Cleveland area alone and Strickland vetoed it as being too costly.

Remedial math lesson: Gov. Strickland, there are currently very few films ever being made in Ohio. You can keep your taxes on them through the action of your veto pen but something of nothing is still nothing!

He had an opportunity to encourage what has historically been a relatively recession-resistant industry to bring potentially thousands of new jobs, most likely focused on some of our larger cities and more suffering areas, to the state and he says "NO"! ?! I am thinking he is either devoid of math or logic skills or else he simply doesn't care about bringing jobs to Ohio. Sadly, I am beginning to think it is the latter.