But that's not all. For you high-tech Star Trek followers, the Ohio House plans to vote on legislation to require candidates for office to file their campaign finance reports electronically. It's something called the computer. Tons of information can be stored on a small, square piece of plastic. Roundup is not making this up.
Critics call it a brave new look into the future.
This next bill should be set in a courtroom. The House plans to vote on state Rep. Kevin Coughlin's legislation that would force small tobacco companies to set aside money in an escrow account in case the companies are sued later. Coughlin, a Republican from Cuyahoga Falls, wants the little boys to charge and then cough up an extra few pesos per pack. There's another theme at work here. Big tobacco vs. little tobacco.