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Wed Nov 20, 2013, 02:58 PM Nov 2013

Governor candidate Ed Fitzgerald choses Sen. Eric Kearney as 2014 running mate

State Senator Eric Kearney, minority leader in the Ohio senate, has been chosen by Democratic candidate for governor Ed. Fitzgerald as his running mate. If elected, Sen. Kearney would become lieutenant governor in a Fitzgerald administration.
A Cincinnati native, Sen. Kearney graduated from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati and Dartmouth College. His Juris Doctor is from the University of Cincinnati Law school.
Sen. Kearney was appointed to the Ohio Senate in 2005 to fill the unexpired term of Mark Mallory, who had been elected Mayor of Cincinnati. He won election in Nov. 2006 and 2010.

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Governor candidate Ed Fitzgerald choses Sen. Eric Kearney as 2014 running mate (Original Post) No Vested Interest Nov 2013 OP
Unfortunate news reports of unpaid taxes owed to the state of Ohio and to the IRS No Vested Interest Nov 2013 #1

No Vested Interest

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1. Unfortunate news reports of unpaid taxes owed to the state of Ohio and to the IRS
Tue Nov 26, 2013, 07:11 PM
Nov 2013

in the hundreds of thousands by Sen. Kearney and his wife, Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney, have surfaced in the last few days.
Some of taxes are in dispute, and, apparently, the FitzGerald campaign was aware of at least some of the problem.
IMO, this will be something shouted loud and long by the Kasich campaign.
The amount of damage it will do to the Democratic ticket should be assesses, and, if necessary, perhaps Sen. Kearney should step aside.

Too bad, since Kearney has much to offer, but, sometimes, these problems cannot be overlooked politically.

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