And here comes Hurricane Irma right behind.

When I hear or read of someone so belligerant and hostile in their work environment,

I wonder what they're like in the home and as a neighbor.
Likely as bad or worse.

Good question. Probably a comparable number as other states.

We know that union membership is lower that ever throughout the US, many union members are unenthusiastic about their membership, and that many, perhaps a majority, not only voted for 45, but their votes turned the tide in that direction.

"Can Dems count on humdrum Cordray to win over Trump's Ohio?" - Headline in Cincinnati Enquirer

as seen on Cincinnati.com.
The news story relates Cordray's appearance today at the annual AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic held at Coney Island amusement park east of Cincinnati.
Apparently the already sparse crowd thinned out even more as Richard Cordray delivered his address .

I personally like Richard Cordray and believe he is the most qualified of all the Dem hopefuls for Governor of Ohio, but am somewhat fearful that he may not light the spark in the voting audience that Ohio Dems need so badly.

Sorry, I'm not going to click it on. There's nothing he says or does

that's worth my giving my attention to, much less ruining my evening.

I'm trying to keep mediocrity out of my life at my advanced age.

I've seen and heard way too much of it already.