Bush to headline DeWine fundraiser in Cincinnati
President Bush plans to be in Cincinnati this month to headline a campaign fundraising dinner for Republican Sen. Mike DeWine of Cedarville.
The fundraiser comes less than a month after Vice President Dick Cheney was featured at a Jan. 26 fundraiser for DeWine in Washington and despite DeWine voting against Bush on key legislative issues.
DeWine will face either Democratic Rep. Sherrod Brown or Indian Hill lawyer and Iraq war veteran Paul Hackett, also a Democrat, in November.
Invitations for the Feb. 23 fundraiser have already gone out to top GOP donors. Here's what they say:
You Are Cordially Invited To Welcome
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
In Honor Of
UNITED STATES SENATOR MIKE DEWINE
Thursday, February 23, 2006
4:30 P.M. - VIP Reception w/Photo Opportunity
5:00 P.M. - Dinner Reception
Doors open at 3:00 P.M.
Please Arrive No Later Than 4:30 P.M.
At The Home Of
Margie And Mark Hauser
VIP Reception w/Photo Opportunity - Raise $10,000
Dinner Reception - $4,200 Per Person
Business Attire
Reply Card Enclosed
All RSVPs Must Be Received No Later Than February 20TH.
Paid for by Mike DeWine for Senate.
HONARY CHAIRS
Kathy and Bill DeWitt
Nancy Heffner Donovan & Steve Donovan
Joyce and Dick Farmer
Margie and Mark Hauser
Nancy Heffner Donovan & Steve Donovan
Joyce and Dick Farmer
Margie and Mark Hauser
Carl Lindner
Gaby and Mercer Reynolds
Gaby and Mercer Reynolds
Dina and Edward Donohoe
James M. Gould
Louise and Joe Head
Kerry and John Mongelluzzo
Kris and Brian Moran
Thomas L. Neyer, Jr.
Buck Niehoff
Jim Robers
Rose and Paul Swanson
Kim and George Vincent
Donna and Dan Weaver
Beth and Brian Wright
James M. Gould
Louise and Joe Head
Kerry and John Mongelluzzo
Kris and Brian Moran
Thomas L. Neyer, Jr.
Buck Niehoff
Jim Robers
Rose and Paul Swanson
Kim and George Vincent
Donna and Dan Weaver
Beth and Brian Wright
3 Comments:
at 12:38 PM, January 31, 2006 
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at 11:24 PM, January 31, 2006 
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at 8:52 PM, February 01, 2006 
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Post a Comment*Mr. Wilkinson,
I'm a freelance writer and blogger in the Cleveland who is self-educating on politics.
When we see $4,200 per person for dinner, what exactly does that mean? Would you mind providing a bit of background as to how such donations (?) or costs for dinner are applied to a candidate's balance sheet? I have a less than rudimentary understanding as to political donation guidelines for individuals - not sure how well versed your blog readers are on them either.
Thanks very much for your time.
Another of Malia'a biased 'reports'; she is so biased that she should work for Bill Oreilly.
Interesting how Jimmy Gould is on the opposite side from his sister Barbara Gould, self proclaimed Dem diva (husband Bill Motto of Meridian Diagnostics bankrolls her).
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