Lt. Governor Mary Taylor was recently in Findlay to speak at the Hancock County GOP’s annual dinner. The Courier has more below from her message about the Republican leadership that balanced Ohio’s budget, is cutting taxes, and laying the groundwork for job creation:
“It’s great to be back here in Findlay, but will someone please turn off the snow machine?” Taylor said.
The lieutenant governor said some members of the media refer to her as the state’s “harshest critic of Obamacare.” Taylor said she liked the title.
“I hate to use the word disaster unless it’s for real disasters, but it’s a failed idea, a failed policy,” Taylor said. “It’s bad for Ohio.”
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On Monday, Taylor listed some of the accomplishments of the Kasich-Taylor administration, including a 50 percent income tax cut for small businesses and the elimination of the estate tax in Ohio.
“We did it, we killed the death tax,” she said.
Taylor said she and Kasich must continue to encourage a business-friendly environment in Ohio.
“We have to encourage a business climate here in Ohio,” she said.
Taylor reflected on her earlier time as state auditor and as a state representative, saying she refused to do what other Republicans wanted her to do in 2003 — raise taxes.
“I told them that I didn’t come to Columbus to do that,” she said. “I wasn’t going to raise them.”
Taylor said she knows Republican voters will do what is needed this November, now that “Ohio is back on the right path.”
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