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Newark Republican Jay Hottinger said he held ambitions to run for Congress so he met in 2001 with Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, who held sway over whether the new congressional district map lines would be drawn in Hottinger s favor in 2001.
Hottinger said when the two met, Householder asked for cash from Hottinger in exchange for drawing the map to his advantage. They have these lines they want me to draw for you for Congress. Give me $10,000 a year in perpetuity and we can make it happen, Hottinger recalls Householder saying. Hottinger declined and the meeting ended.
Hottinger said a favorable map would have pitted him against Democrat Ted Strickland, who lived in Scioto County.
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Now former Republican Ohio State Rep. Larry Householder sits at the head of a legislative session as Speaker of the House in 2019 in Columbus.
Republicans in the Ohio House – the majority of them anyway – finally managed to get themselves together and do what they should have done nearly a year ago: Boot former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder out of the House Chamber and leave him out on Broad Street in Columbus to find his way home to Perry County.
As Householder once famously said of doing the job of legislator, they put on their big boy pants.
And what caused this epiphany in the ranks of the House majority after months of being as quiet on the subject as cicadas living underground? Were they suddenly consumed with shame at being associated with someone who is charged with federal crimes and is at the heart of a $61 billion bribery scandal, the largest such case in the 218-year history of Ohio?