If at first you don't succeed, run for Senate:
Paul Hackett, a Democratic veteran of the Iraq war who narrowly lost a special election in a heavily Republican congressional district in August, made his official entry into a U.S. Senate race MondayMonday.
He faces a tough Democratic primary with Rep. Sherrod Brown in the race for the nomination to challenge second-term Republican incumbent Sen. Mike DeWine next year.
Hackett's only political experience is a stint as a small-city councilman.
"I think the obvious difference between myself and Sherrod Brown and Mike DeWine (is) I'm not a career politician. At best, I'm a citizen legislator," Hackett said.
If at first you don't succeed, run for Senate:
1 comment:
I'm wishing he ran as as his own man, no party at all.
Time for real civil servants without any political baggage attached. If this country is to survive as a free democracy.
First, we call lobbyists what they are: Influence Peddlers buying away the best interests of the nation for their own greedy objectives.
Time to outlaw them.
Let's start with no strings attached Senators.
Go Paul go.
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