State Rep endorses Romney
Ohio state Rep. Shannon Jones, a Republican from Springboro and former aide U.S. Rep. Steve Chabot, is backing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for president.
The Romney campaign made the announcement earlier this week.
"I am grateful to have state Representative Jones' support," Romney said in a statement. " She will be an important member of my team in Ohio."
Jones, whose 67th House District includes half of Warren County, said she is backing Romney because he is a leader who understands the needs of everyday Americans.
"Like many Ohioians, he believes we need to bring conservative change to Washington by reducing government spending, keeping taxes low, and governing with the highest ethical standards," she said.
Before her election to the state Legislature, Jones served as district director, press secretary and chief of staff to Chabot, a Westwood Republican. Jones also served as regional director for former Sen. Mike DeWine of Cedarville.
7 Comments:
It's interesting that Ms. Jones believes that a man (Romney) who is able to contribute millions of personal dollars to fund his own campaign understands the needs of everyday Americans.
With five sons who are doing their bit for America by campaigning for their father rather than serving or having served in the military, does he understand what everyday American soldiers need?
bfd. there isn't a republican running that should give anyone a reason to go to the polls unless its to vote democratic.
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Ms Jones is not the brain of brains!
Intellect is reverenced only by bold edeavers!
Think about it!
Pa Pa Pa Please !
VOTE, for a real, DEMOCRAT 2007 and LITTLE JEFFRE
who cares who she endorses???
Nothing "fishy" about her endorsement -
Just plain old - same old -
Uncle Carl still gives the orders -
to DeWine - and - to Jones
Great represetative - lots of creativee ideas -
Romney and the common man - an oxymoron
But - orders are orders -
Nothing "fishy" - -
Great photo - touch up -
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