Pocketbook issues and the Ohio governor’s race
From the perspective of responsible public school funding, it’s hard to fault Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s property tax plan. But GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s plan is a non-starter, writes Thomas Suddes today.
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