"The bottom line is Rep. Keller and I are two different people," Hall said. "We lead differently. We do things differently. We use our social media differently."
Unlike her predecessor, Jean Schmidt doesn't want to impeach the sitting Republican governor.
Schmidt's return to politics after an eight-year hiatus won't be marked by quixotic efforts that defined Rep. John Becker's tenure, including an attempt to charge DeWine with crimes.
"I want to work with the governor," Schmidt said. "I want to make sure that Ohio is the best state in the nation and to do that, we have to work with everyone."
Schmidt, a former state and U.S. representative, said she would prefer that businesses be open, but she isn't sure if that can happen safely.
"I don't question what (DeWine) does, because I know he's doing it to make sure that we're safe," Schmidt said. "He's not doing it to shut the economy down or to ruin the economy."
