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Josh Mandel Supporters Schedule Rally in Solon

U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel to attend a rally Tuesday in Solon hosted by the Southeast Republican Club.

 

Ohio Treasuer and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel is to appear at a rally Tuesday in Solon.

The rally, hosted by the Southeast Republican Club, is to begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Solon Community Center.

Mandel, a Republican, is running against incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown. The race is already one of the most contentious of the election season.

The rally is open to the public. See the attached PDF for more information. Patch will be there with coverage of the event.

Related Topics: Josh Mandel, Sherrod Brown, Southeast Republicans, and elections 2012

Barbara Cook

10:32 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

His last campaign against Boyce became racist where he implied Boyce was a Muslim and he is not. Shameful for a Jewish man to stoop so low after all his people have been through. He never stays in an office more than a term-always looking to move up and does little.

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tom m

11:15 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

sounds like the obama story

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I.M. Wright

2:26 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

^^^ Spoken like the true uneducated Republican that you are. Unable to back up the BS you pull out of your backside. ^^^
(now, stand by for a response just as ignorant as the one he yanked out of her crack of his backside originally)

Harvey Morrison

11:17 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

Does he plan to stay for the entire event, or does he plan leave this before it's over, like his elected position as Ohio Treasurer?

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Victor Mooney

11:46 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

Brown has the "MOST" liberal , far left voting record in the history of the Senate. He happily cast the last and deciding vote for Obsamacare---look at his record, if you still feel ok about voting for him again----maybe a visit to your shrink could help---2012 really is our last chance

A Free Republic or a Socialist-Marxist Tyranny ? --- IT`S TIME TO CHOOSE!

thank you for your kind attention!

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tom m

11:51 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

Victor this is a lie ....."He happily cast the last and deciding vote for Obsamacare"
BUT everything else you said was true

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I.M. Wright

2:23 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

Nice to see Patch's most highly uneducated right wing nutjobs are posting. It must have been during an EIB Obscene Profit Break.
Have another sip of the kool aid, maroons.

Matt McMinn

12:39 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

If Mandel was running against Hitler's ghost, I'd have a tough decision to make...

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tom m

12:49 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

which is why some people should not be allowed to vote

James Thomas

1:54 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

Kimber M.,
you could put him in leiderhosen, a wig, a clown nose, oversized shoes and a five iron in his hand and he'd still be a better choice than Sherrod Brown.

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I.M. Wright

2:29 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

Yet, just like the presumptive nominee for President, Mandel was the "best" Ohio Republicans could put forth.
There are a good chunk of Republicans who are refusing to back Mandel because of his blatant lies...including stating that he was going to fulfill his position as Treasurer.
But then again, Mandel has yet to hold an office he hasn't bailed on.

Sherrod IS going to win this race. Mandel doesn't stand a chance. Even with all of that Super-PAC $$ coming in.

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James Thomas

2:41 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

No where near as bad as the democrats inflicting Dennis Kucinich on the body politic.

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James Murphy

3:47 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

james but if you did all of that, he would then look exactly like sherrod brown

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James Thomas

5:12 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

James,
but he still wouldn't Be Sherrod Brown and that would make all the difference.

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I.M. Wright

8:23 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

James T --

Whether you like Dennis! or not, at least the guy stands up for his constituents, and always has. Plus, he's NEVER been afraid to call out his own party.

Unlike everyone else who tows the party line. You do not have to like him because he's a liberal, but I do not doubt you wouldn't agree that it would be nice if we have more politicians like Dennis! who DO remember who they work for -- the people who elected him -- this country wouldn't be in the position it is -- and has been -- for many, many years!

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Barry Miller

10:16 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

If Dennis Kucinich stayed true to his word and the people he represented, then tell why he flip-flopped on the issue of abortion? I guess it was to see which way the wind was blowing...huh.

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I.M. Wright

6:54 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

"Flip-flopped"?

Please cite substantiated proof, please. And you might want to stop using words you don't know the meaning of, too. I've talked to Dennis! many, many times and while I don't agree with him on many of his beliefs, he is true to his word.

Which is why people like you and James T. should only be commenting on stuff you actually have a clue about.

Evan Hammersmith

2:58 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

anyone who calls themself a Republican will not vote for Brown.They may not be thrilled with Mandel, but they won't vote for Sherrod.

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Earl Elevant

3:01 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

I was a republican until they decided to make union busting a priority.

Now, I'm floating somewhere in the middle.

It would take a very special republican to get my vote and Mandel is not that guy.

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Evan Hammersmith

6:31 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

what have public employee unions done in the past 20 years that's good for everyone? Notably the teachers unions? Nothing in my estimation.

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I.M. Wright

6:56 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

"Nothing"

Nothing perfectly describes what you know about a subject you're commenting on. Have another swig of the kool-aid, wingnut.

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Evan Hammersmith

8:58 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

I.M, The name calling probably makes you feel good, but you didn't answer the question. Enlighten us since we're so uneducated.

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James Thomas

9:14 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Evan,
Since I. M. sounds a lot like Jack Kelly the name calling is all he has. As for "education" just what is your level I. M.? I have a Masters Degree from Kent State.

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I.M. Wright

9:27 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

James,
How about backing up your accusations. Prove who these people you claim they are. I've noticed that's your "defense" when you're being ripped a new one...that someone must be someone else.
Waahhh. Quick....go whining to the moderators and start flagging away at posts you don't like.
You don't know who I am from the next person, and it only shows your desperation and that you're a bigger whiner.

EVAN -- Truth hurts. It's not name-calling when it's fact. You're a wingnut spewing partisan talking points. You and James T can meet up for some warm milk and cry on each other shoulders. Whiners.

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I.M. Wright

9:30 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

No one is impressed with your "Masters Degree" James.
You're the poster child for someone who has a degree (book smart) but lack common sense. I'll leave you alone -- I realize Glenn Beck is on.

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Evan Hammersmith

9:34 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

I.M, Seriously, you've yet to tell me how public employee unions have helped anyone other than democratic candidates for office. Union pensions are breaking the budgets, and I've never heard a cogent argument why they can't phase out pensions and move to a 401K system like the rest of us. Tell me where I'm wrong. Calling me a wingnut is fine. I'm perfectly comfortable being a conservative, and I don't find it insulting. You have not answered my question. You seem to be spiking a football on a touchdown you haven't scored.

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James Thomas

9:36 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

I.M./Jack/Tom/Troy,
your words, demeanor and attitude all betray you. We, the posters on Patch see you for what you are and recognise you in all your incarnations. You think you can fool all the people all of the time but you shine out like a beacon of falsehood whenever you post. For better or for worse there is no one on Patch as disagreeable as I. M. Wright/Troy/Tom/James/Jack Kelly.

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Earl Elevant

10:30 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Simple Evan.

Public unions have given some of the crappiest jobs on the planet enough pay and benefits that they still attract enough applicants so that you can rest assured the people who show up to put out your fires, teach your kids, save your grandmother's life, and arrest the guy trying to break into your house are highly qualified and capable to do their jobs.

All of these things were done through collective bargaining with the unions and management coming together and hashing out a fair deal that works for both parties. That's good for everyone.

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Evan Hammersmith

10:36 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Earl, lots of jobs out there are crappy, and if you pay someone enough, they'll do the job. I have no issue with that. It's called the free market. My issue is and always has been about pensions. They're unsustainable, and unions have no solution other than funnel contributions to politicians who will kick the can down the road. California is going out of business partly due to this problem.

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Earl Elevant

11:21 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Pensions are part of the pay and benefits that attract the best candidates for the jobs.

That's part of the free market you're talking about.

Take pensions away and you're on the road to making some of the most important jobs in our society "crappy" by your standards--and thereby attracting less than the best candidates.

After all, if they could work for the same pay and benefits as someone who sits around in an air conditioned office all day with much less stress, why would they volunteer to put their lives on the line on a daily basis, dealing with other people's crap?

The answer is the pay and benefits--pensions included.

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Evan Hammersmith

2:25 pm on Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Earl, you're not even close to being convincing. If someone doubled my salary and dropped my health insurance and 401K matching, It wouldnt make my job more crappy and attract lesser candidates. It's no different for any line of work. The pensions are not sustainable. The double dipping by govt workers is not sustainable. I realize you're a schill for unions, but you need to work in the private sector for a little while and realize it's not all that different. Cops put the lives on the lines, but so do airline pilots, high rise window washers, and crab fishermen. Lots of jobs have risk, and pensions are not the only way to attract good candidates. Think for yourself for once instead of reading from the union script.

Victor Mooney

5:12 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

Anyone who even "thinks" himself intelligent will vote against Brown. Republicans aren`t Union Busting---the Unions are busting themselves---thier policies and practices are more than they can swim with, and they are drowning in their own red ink.

Tom, Brown has repeatedly stated, he is proud of the vote for O-blamo-Care and would gladly do it agqain!

The Heritage Foundation rates him at 2% in voting according to his sworn oath to uphold the Constitution---the lowest ever recorded for a U. S. Senator.

Thank you for your kind attention!

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Earl Elevant

10:11 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

SB5 / Issue 2.

Republican laws that attempted to bust unions.

Sorry you don't like being associated with that sort of thing, but that's what the republicans tried to do.

Adam C. Miller

5:21 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

Sherrod Brown has been running for office since Nixon was President... He's part of the problem! Let's bring in some young blood... I choose the Marine!!!

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I.M. Wright

8:20 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

And do you possess the same attitude towards ANY AND ALL politicians who've been running for decades?

Or do you play this card only when it involves a Democrat? And the fact that Mandel is a Marine, which quite a few who know him personally think he's despicable playing the Marine card when he wasn't that well thought-of AND running the campaign he has been.

I'll be giving my vote to another candidate who is neither R or D.

John Meola

8:46 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

No offense, but this guy looks like he was dropped on his head as a kid.

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tom m

9:01 pm on Monday, July 16, 2012

its funny you say that ......have you ever looked in the mirror

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I.M. Wright

6:55 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

"have you ever looked in the mirror"

Coming from the right-wing loser who doesn't have the sack to use an actual last name OR post a picture.
Get back to re-aligning your cement blocks on your double-wide, fool.

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lyn

7:57 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

And again...Troy McClure/Tom Tucker... IS BACK with his insults and a new alias.
Why don't you just go away because...U.R.Wrong

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I.M. Wright

9:29 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

"And again...Troy McClure/Tom Tucker... IS BACK"
Hey look -- it's the James Thomas-defense. Accuse people of being other people without being able to back it up.

And that's pretty funny coming from someone else who is a little "kitty cat" and hides behind a first-name only. The kitchen is calling -- go there -- until you can start proving who people are.

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James Murphy

11:30 am on Wednesday, July 18, 2012

did anyone else catch this >>>>>>
I.M. Wright
6:55 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Coming from the right-wing loser who doesn't have the sack to use an actual last name
ARE WE TO BELIEVE THAT HIS NAME REALLY IS IM WRIGHT

Adam C. Miller

11:26 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

We have some very mature people on this thread... no wonder kids act the way they do!

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