No co-sponsors, no explanation — just a bill to weaken Acton's veto power before she's sworn in
State Rep. Ron Ferguson seems awfully anxious to prevent Governor-elect Amy Action from having any bargaining power by seeking a change in the Ohio Constitution to make it easier for lawmakers to override gubernatorial vetoes.
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