Ohio voters repeal the repugican’s anti-union law

Honey, the unions shrunk the repugicans.  In fact, they lost 2-1.  Is this a harbinger for good things to come?  Perhaps.  But it's clear the repugicans are having an awfully bad week.

Ohioans overturned a divisive anti-union law on Tuesday, delivering a significant defeat to repugican Gov. John Kasich and a victory to labor unions.

Ohio voters rejected Issue 2, a ballot referendum on Senate Bill 5, a measure that restricts collective bargaining rights for more than 360,000 public employees, among other provisions. Opposition to the legislation inspired large protests from residents around the state this year.

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