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Galactic Overlord
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« on: November 23, 2005, 04:30:26 PM »

Same thing I was thinking.   And judging by the huge ego that SOB has been showing off lately I highly doubt these rumors are true.

I agree.  He's been secretary of state and a congressman.  Lt. Governor isn't moving up compared to that.  I would agree that Strickland needs an urbanite to balance the ticket.  Blackwell racks up stronger numbers than most Republicans in Ohio in places like Cincinnati and Columbus.  Strickland needs someone with similar appeal.
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« Reply #1 on: November 25, 2005, 05:57:13 PM »

Aren't the congressional primaries all at the same time?  How would Hackett jump back into the OH-2 race if the primary is over? (Someone can correct me if I'm wrong)

I also doubt Hackett will beat Schidmt.  Overcoming the Warren-Hamiliton-Clermont county precincts will be a bridge too far, especially if Republican turnout increases.  He'd be better off running somewhere like in Strickland's open congressional seat.
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