Andrew J. Tobias at cleveland.com reports:
Republican Ohio Sen. Matt Dolan has
changed his campaign materials from saying he’s exploring running for the U.S.
Senate to actually doing it..
. . .
Dolan would enter a crowded field
of five other well-funded, established contenders, including three from
Cuyahoga County, plus several more lower-profile candidates. Dolan would be
unique as the only candidate to have created daylight between himself and
former President Donald Trump, who continues to hold a dominating presence over
Republican politics despite losing the November election. Following the deadly
Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters, Dolan tweeted that
the event was a “failure of leadership starting with @realdonaldtrump.”
He’s just lost me.
“Too many so called leaders
perpetuated lies about the outcome of the November 2020 election. And the
people who trust their leadership believes them. Real leaders lead not
manipulate. Truth matters,” Dolan said in the January tweet.
. . .
Only one other Republican
candidate, former state treasurer Josh Mandel, has previously held office.
Three higher-profile candidates -- author and venture capitalist JD Vance,
former Ohio Republican Party chairman Jane Timken and car dealer Bernie Moreno
-- are first-time candidates. And Cleveland businessman Mike Gibbons has never
held office, but ran and lost in the 2018 U.S. Senate primary.
The field may be crowded, but the declared candidates are mostly
wannabees who pretend to be Trump supporters.
So far, I am still looking at Mike Gibbons. It is too bad he does not have better name recognition.
Full article by Tobias is here.
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