Sherrod Brown's new best friend
After months of spitting nails at each other, Democratic Senate candidate Sherrod Brown and his erstwhile rival, Paul Hackett, kissed and made up at an impromptu rally last month on the banks of the Ohio River.
Next week, the two will have their second date.
The ubiquitous Hackett, who seems to get more ink and air time than most candidates who are actually running for something, will join Brown next week in Cincinnati for an event focused on veterans' benefits and the war in Iraq.
Chaperoning the event will be former senator Max Cleland, the quadriplegic Vietnam veteran who toured southern Ohio last summer touting Hackett's 2nd Congressional District campaign.
2 Comments:
Chaperoning the event will be former senator Max Cleland, the quadriplegic Vietnam veteran who toured southern Ohio last summer touting Hackett's 2nd Congressional District campaign.
Wasn't this the same Vet that the wRong wingnut whacko's attacked swift boat style along with claiming John McCain was mentally unstable to due to the water torture he received ??
Wow, the wRong wing party must be schizophrenic !!
Now the wRong wingnuts are doing the torture and McCain is their best hope for a 2008 candidate !!
Did you forget about that Howy, or is the fishwrap starting to smell again ??
Forget about treating the wRong wingnuts, lock them up in that newly built useless Si motel !!
Howard, I'm surprised you left Max Cleland out of the running "kissing"/"dating" bit in your little piece of "reporting".
Does this mean you actually have some shame left in you somewhere ?
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