Soon — after their drive to recall state senator — Wisconsin will get busy will its effort to recall its governor Scott Walker, something Wisconsin's constitution allows them to do a year after election.
Alas, Ohio has no recall provision for its equally deaf-to-peoples'-real-needs governor, John Kasich. Unless he steps over the line and gets indicted, we're stuck for almost four more looooooong years.
Two state representatives, Mike Foley of Cleveland and Bob Hagan of Youngstown, have stepped up to the plate and introduced legislation to change our constitution to allow recalling state officials. Since they are in the minority and apparently the most important job-creating measures Ohio Republicans can think of right now are banning abortion and allowing guns in bars, it's going to go nowhere.