Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann: Ohio's Own Eliot Spitzer?

Excuse the shameless plug for the site I write for, Weapons of Mass Discussion, but there has been a lot of news going on about Ohio's Attorney General Marc Dann, who seems to be in the middle of a Spitzer-esque controversy. He has hired people who have problems with drinking and harassing women, and lawsuits have been filed.

I wonder where Democrat governor Ted Strickland is, he who is the head of our state who is a fellow Democrat, and who ran about ethics. Anyone remember the way Marc Dann and Strickland hammered Republicans about Tom Noe? Well, what does Strickland say about Dann's conflict of interest issues and his mishandling of these situations? Cricket, cricket....

And our media....papers owned by Cox newspapers and even the Cincinnati Enquirer, mention only the story but do not divulge that Dann is a Democrat. However, if Dann or Strickland is talking about busting a polluter, they get hailed as democrats. Another case of patent media hypocrisy by the media, and another example of the true corruption and underbelly of the Democrat party. I call upon the Ohio Democrat party to call for Marc Dann's resignation....

Note to Candidates

Please see to it your signs are removed, as the election is over. All signs should be removed by now. If you have not had your supporters or yourself remove the signs, please see to it that they are removed as soon as possible. Also, if you see a Tom Brinkman sign, please remove it and then contact Mr. Brinkman to let him know you have his signs. For some reason, he has not made much of an effort to collect them in the 2nd congressional district.

Thank you,

Mark Garbett, Director of Communications

The New Leadership Team

From the meeting held last night at Georgetown Library.

Congrats to your new leadership team:
Chair: Paul Hall
Vice Chair: Michelle Jowers
Secretary: Roxanne Malone
Treasurer: Steve Loerhke

Also thanks go to outgoing vice chair Greg Himes, who served well and will continue to serve as a central committeeperson.

Even as the opposition is tearing each other up and is in disarray, we in the Brown County GOP are coming together as former primary opponents got together and pledged to work hard, as we all came together to reorganize and rededicate ourselves to our ideals of limited government, free enterprise, and personal freedom and responsibility.

God bless Brown County, Ohio, and the United States of America!

Mark Garbett, Director of Communications, reporting....

Meetings update

There are two meetings scheduled for April 3.

The first is at 7pm. It is the Republican Club meeting.

The second will happen at 8pm. It is the Central Committee meeting. Topics to be discussed include reorganization and talking about new officers, as well as upcoming events.

Both will take place at the Public Library in Georgetown.

Central Committee Meeting

DATE: April 3rd

WHERE: Georgetown Public Library

AGENDA INCLUDES:

Organizing Central Committee

Electing Officers

New Additions and Updates to Our New Website

Well, the primary is over, and it is time to begin anew. We here at the website are pleased to announce the blog feed is up and running, which you will find on the home page above the gop.com feed. Also, we have updated the candidate list to reflect the November elections. Please to look around and enjoy....

Mark E. Garbett, Jr., Director of Communications

Ohio GOP: 88 in 08 Campaign

From our Friends at the Ohio GOP:

“As Ohio goes, so goes the nation.”

With those words, Hillary Clinton kicked off her primary night victory speech from Ohio’s capital city this week.

For once, we agree with Senator Clinton. No Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio. So to win the presidency, Democrats know they have to win here first.

That’s why we created a new program called 88 in 08. We’re asking loyal supporters such as you to contribute $88 (one dollar for each Ohio county) to help us build a statewide, grassroots organization in each of Ohio’s 88 counties.

Here’s what a single $88 contribution can do (based on statewide calculations):


226 Absentee Ballot Request Forms
1760 GOTV phone calls
31 new voters that can be identified and registered
117 yard signs
880 bumper stickers

These tools are critical to getting out the Republican vote this fall, and they’ll help us establish a solid 88 county political strategy that will keep Ohio Republican.

In fact, every dollar raised from your county will be used to benefit Republican candidates right there in your county. So your generous contribution of $88 or $176 or more will help us defeat the Democrats right at your front door.

We know the democrats are giving out the wazoo and we know all sorts of outside leftist groups will be funnelling money into Ohio, so we need to begin getting mobilized. This might be a good first step.

--Mark E. Garbett, Jr.; Director of Communications