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Wednesday, July 05, 2006

John Edwards to visit Cincinnati


Former Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards will help gubernatorial candidate Ted Strickland raise campaign money Saturday at the Indian Hill home of former congressional candidate Paul Hackett.

While the event is a Strickland fund-raiser, it could also be an opportunity for Edwards to introduce himself to some Democratic campaign donors who might support an Edwards race for president in 2008.

Edwards, the former senator from North Carolina, has already made some forays into Ohio, which could become an important state for presidential contenders two years from now. Last summer, Edwards stumped in Cleveland and Columbus for the minimum wage increase amendment that could be on this November’s statewide ballot.

He is not the only potential Democratic presidential contender to discover Ohio this year – Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton did campaign fund-raising events in Ohio last month for Strickland and U.S. Senate candidate Sherrod Brown.


1 Comments:

at 5:09 PM, July 06, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sen. John Edwards Rallies

for Minimum Wage

Saturday, July 8th – 2:15 pm to 3:30 pm
Burnet Woods Park
(Clifton/University of Cincinnati area)
We will be canvassing the Neighborhood of Northside for Minimum Wage Petitions after John Edwards speaks.

PLEASE COME OUT AND VOLUNTEER FOR THIS IMPORTANT EFFORT

For more information and to RSVP contact:
Renita Jones-Street at 513-289-4745
Or
Jamaal Craig at 513-418-1172

 
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