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November 7, 2006
Looks like an ordained minister will be the next governor of Ohio. That'd be current Congressman Ted Strickland, who gradated from Asbury Seminary and has a plaque of Micah 6:8 on the wall of his D.C. office. He was the Democrat running. We covered the race earlier--actually, we covered the role of Rod Parsley's "Patriot Pastors" movement in the race earlier. Eager to hear Parsley's response.
