Regarding Wilson’s support, Fisher said: “Congressman Wilson and I have worked together to revitalize the economy of eastern Ohio, and I am grateful for his endorsement.”
Right, we don't need any more of your "revitalization". What we need are jobs, not words, higher inflation and more spending.
A point to the NRA and their endorsements of Comrade Wilson, here he is endorsing one of the most anti-gun politicians in the nation, are you still going to support him? Look at who he supports!
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Brunner, Fisher announce U.S. Senate bids
I can't think of two better candidates for a conservative to run against.
Brunner is a partisan shill who has angered many voters with her Project SOS and ACORN ties. Fisher ("I never met a gun control bill I didn't like.") is a darling of the anti-gun crowd.
Handgun Control Inc, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: F. Robert Meier, TreasurerLois Hess, Secretary David Birenbaum, John Phillips, Carl Bogus, Helen Raiser, Hon. John Corderman, Maurice Rosenblatt, Hon. Lee Fisher, Jeanne Shields, John Hechinger, Odile Stern, Larry Lowenstein, Edward (Edwin) O. Welles
A real conservative will have a real shot at this senate seat.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Voinovich to announce retirement
I'm having a hard time finding anything negative here
"Ohio Republican George Voinovich is expected to announce Monday that he won't seek reelection to the Senate in 2010. A two-term senator, former governor and Cleveland mayor, Voinovich has been a political fixture in his state for decades. But recent press reports from his home state have indicated the 72-year-old lawmaker is considering retirement, and a person close to him told Politico that the announcement will come Monday."
"Ohio Republican George Voinovich is expected to announce Monday that he won't seek reelection to the Senate in 2010. A two-term senator, former governor and Cleveland mayor, Voinovich has been a political fixture in his state for decades. But recent press reports from his home state have indicated the 72-year-old lawmaker is considering retirement, and a person close to him told Politico that the announcement will come Monday."
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