Whatever's Fair

Discover the remarkable journey of Vern Riffe in "Whatever's Fair," an engaging autobiography that chronicles the life of one of Ohio's most legendary political figures. With an impressive thirty-six years of service, Vern Riffe is recognized as a pivotal legislator in Ohio's political history. Published by Kent State University Press in 2007, this compelling narrative spans 248 pages, offering an insightful glimpse into the intricacies of Ohio's politics from 1951 onwards. Riffe's experiences not only illuminate the workings of the Ohio General Assembly but also provide a unique perspective on the state's postwar history. Ideal for readers interested in biography, American politics, and the evolution of governance in Ohio, "Whatever's Fair" is a must-read for anyone eager to understand the legacy of a man who shaped the state’s political landscape. Join Riffe as he recounts his challenges and triumphs, making this an inspiring addition to your bookshelf.