Fox NewsFormer Ohio Gov. Bob Taft weighs in on hot-button constitutional amendment reform plan
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22% Somewhat Conservative
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28% Negative
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46% : Raising the threshold to 60% could mean that raising the debt limit to fund highway or school construction, environmental protection or job creation programs "may become impossible in the years to come," he wrote.43% :Taft, the scion of one of Ohio's most famous political families, sent a letter of protest to General Assembly members as a faction of GOP legislators and a coalition of powerful lobbyists scramble to get ahead of an amendment guaranteeing Ohioans' access to abortion that organizers hope to get on the November ballot.
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