the good the bad of the very very much committed really good andy douglas one week to go until ohio voters determine the fate of the radical anti-union bill as the five former ohio supreme court justice andy douglas is weighing in on the matter saying that s.b. five returns ohio back to the dark days before collective park. on a sunday in a safety forces had a dispute concerning wages working conditions and adequate staffing there was no way to resolve the dispute that is why we passed the collective bargaining. law has worked there have been no safety forces work stoppages in ohio since the law was passed it would be tragic for our communities to return to those dark days that is what senate bill five if it becomes more or do. to fully protect our citizens and our police officers and firefighters senate bill five must be rejected join us polls it looks like senate bill five will be rejected let's hope anti-union republicans get the message that working people are fed up with having their rights taken away from. the bad connelly's the rights we can have the former secretary of state to the

republican mayor of lancaster, ohio, david smith, and retired ohio supreme court judge republican andy douglas, are opponents of senate bill 5. even right wing talk show host bill cunningham says he's voting no on issue 2. a recent survey by ohio voters shows issue 2 losing by 25 points. so this is where we stand at this hour. this isn't a pro union or an anti-union issue. this is an attack on the middle class workers of america. it affects you and your state as well. because it sets the template on what is going to happen in other states around this country. and here's where we are. i take you right back to the chart we've seen so many times. you have a radical governor here in ohio who is asking middle class workers, give me a little more. give me your pension. give me your health care. and by the way, don't bother me at the negotiating table, i'm going to fix those rules, too. we went into a couple of wars that weren't paid for. we had big pharma, we had bush tax cuts. now we fast forward ten years later and now the radical governors, not only kasich, but walker and snyder and scott and chr

. >> meanwhile, retired ohio supreme court judge andy douglas who is a republican has condemned senatere the enactment of ohio's collective bargaining law in 1984, ohio for four years led the nation. in safety forces work stoppages. that is why we passed the collective bargaining law. the law has worked. it would be tragic for our communities to return to those dark days. that is what senate bill 5, if it becomes law, would do. to fully protect our citizens and our police officers and firefighters, senate bill 5 must be rejected. >> one week from today we'll find out where the people of ohio stand. and "the ed show" will be in columbus, ohio, as the results come in. next monday and tuesday night. we'll broadcast live from outside the columbus firefighters union hall at broad and starling streets. you can find more details on our blog at ed.msnbc.com. we hope to see you there. >>> folks are still scratching their heads over the speech rick perry gave in new hampshire. now the texas governor is defending his behavior. wayne slater of "the dallas morning news" breaks it down. >>> stont to