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  • PRIMARY PART ONE DONE – WHAT’S NEXT? 5-17-2022

    The Primary- Part One Although the official results will not be certified until next week, Part One of the 2022 Primary Election is in the books. Of Clermont County’s 11,645 registered Democrats, 4,606 (39.55%) cast a primary ballot. Welcome to a New Central Committee Every even numbered year Clermont County Democrats vote in a new Party Central Committee. This year we elected seventy-two members to our Central Committee. Many of those people are returning members. I thank each of you for your continuing service to our Party and our County. However, we also elected many new Central Committee members. I welcome each of our new members and thank you for making a commitment to our Party. I look forward to the new ideas and new energy you will bring to our Party. Please do not ever hesitate to contact me if you want to talk about anything affecting our Party. Where We Are We have a big task in front of us. We elected Central Committee members from seventy-two precincts, however, the County has 168 precincts. In other words, we lack a Democratic Central Committee person in ninety-six of the County’s precincts. We have not elected a Democrat countywide since the early 1980s, and that was in an uncontested, non-partisan race. We are not alone here in Clermont County. It has been since 1990 that Ohio has elected a Democrat as Governor. Republicans have held a majority of the seats in the Ohio Senate since 1992. Their current majority is 25 to 8. Republicans have won a majority of seats in the Ohio House in every election since 1994, except for 2008. Currently, Republicans hold sixty-four of the 99 House seats. While we are justly proud that President Obama won Ohio in both 2008 and 2012, it is worth remembering that President Obama only won twenty-two of Ohio’s 88 counties in 2008 and only seventeen counties in 2012. If you subtract the vote in five urban counties, Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton, Lucas, and Montgomery, John McCain would have carried Ohio in 2008 and Mitt Romney would have won here in 2012. The point is not that we have lost Ohio. We have not. The point is that Clermont County is not uniquely red. Our Party has work to do all over the State. More important going forward, today’s Republican Party is not the party of John McCain and Mitt Romney. Today’s Republican Party is a personality cult for one loathsome individual. Where We Are Going To win back Clermont County, we must win back Ohio. 2022 provides an opportunity to start. Primary Election Part One was historic because we nominated the first woman to ever be a major party candidate for Governor of Ohio. While Ohio is past due for a woman Governor, that isn’t the reason we all need to work hard and get Nan Whaley elected. Gender aside, we need Nan as Governor because she will do a much better job than Mike DeWine. Equally important is electing Chelsea Clark as Ohio Secretary of State and Taylor Sappington as Ohio State Auditor. Why are those three races so critical? The high probability that we will be electing candidates for the General Assembly in illegal districts drawn to preserve Republican super-majorities in a second primary in August is the reason it is vital to elect Nan Whaley, Chelsea Clark, and Taylor Sappington in November. The Redistricting Commission has seven members: the Governor, the Secretary of State, the State Auditor, and a Republican and a Democrat from each of the Ohio Senate and Ohio House. The reason we will probably have illegal districts this year is because currently five of those seven people on the Redistricting  Commission are Republicans. There will always be at least two Republicans and two Democrats on the Redistricting Commission. The difference will be determined by who is elected Governor, Secretary of State, and State Auditor. The Redistricting Commission will, almost certainly, have to draw new districts for the 2024 General Assembly elections. To win back Ohio and arrest its slide, we must have a Democratic majority on the Commission. We can only achieve that by electing Nan, Chelsea, and Taylor in November. Whether or not those three candidates win Clermont County, we can get them enough votes here to help them win statewide. That is the first step towards redeeming our State and our County. Of course, it is also important to elect Tim Ryan to the U.S. Senate in November. The Senate is currently divided 50-50. If we elect Tim Ryan we will flip the seat from the outgoing Republican to a Democrat.  Mr. Ryan’s opponent in November has become an acolyte in the Republican personality cult. This Country does not need any more Senators whose guiding principle is whatever trump wants. The Primary -Part Two  The May primary did not end our 2022 primary election. While the exact date has yet to be determined, we will have another primary election, probably in August. In Clermont County, this primary will elect candidates for two Ohio House Districts and a man and woman to our Democratic State Central Committee. Absent something extraordinary, we will be voting in this second primary for candidates to run for Ohio House districts which the Ohio Supreme Court has already declared illegally gerrymandered. We will be doing that because a federal court in Columbus has said that, unless the state government agrees on something different, it will order the election to proceed using the gerrymandered districts created by the Republican majority on the Ohio Redistricting Commission. Reorganization  Another thing we do in every even-numbered year is reorganize our county party. Our elected Central Committee members meet to elect the Central Committee officers and to elect an Executive Committee member from each township and city in the County. The new Executive Committee then elects our Executive Committee officers. By state law, we cannot do that until six days after the Board of Elections certifies the May primary election results and we […]

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  • WE HAVE WORK TO DO 05-03-2022

    The Primary As this is going out, it is Election Day for the first of Ohio’s two 2022 primary elections. A second primary to elect candidates in Clermont County for seats in the Ohio House of Representatives and the state party central committees will occur later in the year, probably early August. By tomorrow, we should know the identities of the parties’ candidates for the major statewide offices and the U.S. Congress. The primary concluding today and the one to be held later in the year highlight the work Democrats still have to do in Clermont County and across Ohio. Despite the adoption of Ohio Constitution Article XIX in 2018 which was purportedly going to end gerrymandering of Congressional districts, Ohioans are today voting for candidates for Congress in districts that are heavily gerrymandered to favor Republicans. Despite the adoption of Ohio Constitution Article XI in 2015 to end gerrymandering of Ohio General Assembly Districts, a federal court has already announced that the primary for General Assembly to be held later this year will elect candidates in districts drawn exclusively by the Republicans which have already been held to be illegal by the Ohio Supreme Court. We successfully elected three Democrats to the Ohio Supreme Court: Jennifer Brunner, Melody Stewart, and Michael Donnelly. These outstanding jurists were instrumental in declaring the Congressional and General Assembly districts created by Republicans to keep Republicans in office illegal. Yet, in 2022, we will still be electing members of Congress and of the General Assembly using those illegal Republican-drawn districts. In Clermont County, this means we may return to the Ohio House a woman who has said publicly that other women who become pregnant by being raped have been given an “opportunity.” Statewide, it guarantees that we will have a majority in both Houses of the General Assembly who share that horrible view. This is, of course, not just a Clermont County problem. Since 1990, Ohio has elected a Democrat as Governor only once: Ted Strickland in 2006. He lost his race for re-election in 2010. Likewise, since 1990, a Democrat has only been elected Ohio Secretary of State once: Jennifer Brunner in 1990. She served only one term in that office. Most telling, even the Congressional and General Assembly district maps proposed by Democrats during this year’s redistricting litigation were projected to yield Republican majorities in both Houses of the General Assembly and to send more Republicans than Democrats to the U.S. Congress from Ohio. We have an opportunity to start reversing the damage in 2022. All state executive offices are up for election in November, including the three that sit on the Redistricting Commission: Governor, Secretary of State, and State Auditor. The people elected to those offices in November will draw the next set of General Assembly districts.  The General Assembly, when it does its job, draws the Congressional districts. We also have an opportunity to elect two Ohio Supreme Court justices and give the Court a Democratic majority for the first time since the 1990s. These facts should be in your mind as you vote in our two 2022 primary elections. However, voting, by itself, is not enough. As you cast your votes, please commit to do all you can to elect our Democratic candidates up and down the ballot in November. Commit to knocking doors, dropping literature, making calls, talking to your friends and neighbors, and donating. These time-consuming tasks are essential to restoring democracy in Ohio and arresting Ohio’s slide to the bottom of states in almost every category. We are not going to take back county government in 2022. However, Clermont County can play an important role in electing Democrats to office in Columbus which will, in turn, help us in Clermont County. We must do all we can in 2022 to make that happen.   Take care.  Stay safe.  Vote!  Volunteer!  

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  • PRIMARY ELECTION GUIDE 04-05-2022

    Early voting for the May 3, 2022, primary election starts today. 

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  • Happy Primary Day – Go Vote! – 05/03/2022 – Volume 71

    WHAT’S INSIDE VOTE TODAY! Democracy Is A Participatory Sport Ohio Democratic Party What’s New From Clermont To Columbus And Beyond Word From The Chair Stand With Ukraine Reading Room COVID19 In Ohio Join The Donkey Club Clermont County Democratic Club Directory Next Issue Publication Dates TODAY IS THE PRIMARY ELECTION – VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! The Ohio primary is TODAY, May 3, 2022. Democrat turnout so far is way below the Republicans. We need to vote in every election in numbers that show our power. We need to show up! Be sure to check your registration here. The deadline to register for the May primary was April 4th. You may register online here for the general election in November. Statewide Democratic Candidates on the May 3rd Ohio primary ballot Please be sure to vote every candidate even if they do not have a challenger. Vote for ALL Supreme Court candidates. They will have GOP challengers in the general election. Tim Ryan, U.S. Senate Morgan Harper, U.S. Senate Traci TJ Johnson, U.S. Senate Alan Darnowsky, Representative to Congress 2nd District Samantha Meadows, Representative to Congress 2nd District Jennifer Brunner, Chief Justice of Supreme Court Marilyn Zaya, Justice of Supreme Court Terri Jamison, Justice of Supreme Court Nan Whaley, Governor John Cranley, Governor Jeffrey Crossman, Attorney General Chelsea Clark, Secretary of State Marion Mayor – Scott Schertzer, Treasurer Taylor Sappington, Auditor of State Sometimes we get discouraged living in a very red county and forget that our democracy is under attack all across the country. Even all around the world. For that reason there are many Democratic activist groups who are laser focused on swing states, state races and even particular state offices across the country. Below you will find a few samplings. Pick a group and get involved. Democracy is a participatory sport. Blue Ohio is a joint project between former Ohio Democratic party chair and author of Laboratories of Autocracy, David Pepper and the organization It Starts Today. The objective behind Blue Ohio is to fund every Democrat running for the state legislature. Think of us as crowdfunders – for Ohio’s Democratic nominees for state legislature. It Starts Today was founded after the 2016 election by Jonathan Zucker, former COO and CEO of ActBlue. Convinced that the power of the Democrats’ grassroots community coupled with small-dollar recurring donations could change fundraising forever, he got to work creating groundbreaking national and state-based programs. Together, we’re going to change Ohio. LEARN MORE Postcards to Voters are friendly, handwritten reminders from volunteers to targeted voters giving Democrats a winning edge in close, key races coast to coast. How It Works Sign Up – We’ll send you an email with instructions. Become an Approved Writer – Write a practice postcard and email us a photo following instructions in the email. Approval- Approved -We’ll send you addresses and information on how to obtain additional addresses. Not Approved – You will receive an email detailing why and how to fix it. Request Addresses Keep up with Current Campaigns Facebook Twitter FIELD TEAM 6 Field Team 6 is a national volunteer army with a simple mission: Register Democrats. Save the world. STRATEGY – We meet people where they are – via phone, text, postcard, social media, and soon at in-person, Covid-safe voter drives! Armed with Voterizer.org, the only custom-built app just for registering Democrats, we track down every good-hearted eligible voter we can, and get them on the voter rolls where they belong. And sign them up to vote from home! JOIN! We’ve helped register almost 1.7 million Democratic voters, the vast majority in swing states… and now we need to do it again. Sign up for an event today, and help save the world! At a recent CCDP meeting the discussion turned to Democrat visibility in Clermont County. One member commented, “We have to go out and meet ’em eyeball to eyeball. Well here’s your opportunity. RJ Cinema Distillery & Taproom 4450 Eastgate South Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45245 Start: Monday, May 9, 2022 at 4:00 PM End: Monday, May 9, 2022 at 6:00 PM Take advantage of an exclusive opportunity to network with Clermont County’s elected and business leaders at the Clermont Chamber’s Inaugural Legislative Reception. This is an ideal opportunity to meet and get to know your elected officials in a casual, social environment and to discuss the important issues facing your business or community group. Elected Officials and Offices Attending (list will be updated as officials/offices confirm attendance) Senator Terry Johnson, Ohio State Senate Representative Jean Schmidt, Ohio House of Representatives Representative Adam Bird, Ohio House of Representatives Clermont County Board of County Commissioners Union Township Board of Trustees Office of Senator Rob Portman Office of Congressman Brad Wenstrup Office of Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted Office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost Office of Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber REGISTER HERE Please register by close of business on Friday, May 6th to ensure your spot! ICYMI: Frank LaRose Is Still A Phony Columbus, OH — In case you missed it, Frank LaRose is so desperate to lose a Senate race in 2024 that he will do anything to remain relevant in the radical Republican Party, while jeopardizing election integrity for all Ohioans. This morning, (Friday, April 29), the Columbus Dispatch is taking LaRose to task, showing his flip flops on everything ranging from Donald Trump to election security, once again proving that LaRose is only looking out for himself. READ MORE WHAT’S NEW FROM CLERMONT TO COLUMBUS AND BEYOND CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO ACCESS THE FULL ARTICLE OHIO REDISTRICTING COMMISSION WILL TALK LEGISLATIVE MAPS MAY 4 The Ohio Redistricting Commission will reconvene next week for the first time since the state supreme court rejected their fourth attempt at legislative maps April 14. In a letter to his fellow ORC co-chair state Sen. Vernon Sykes, House Speaker Bob Cupp said it is “unwise” and “not feasible” for the commission to meet before May 4 because of activities around the May 3 primary. […]

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  • We Need Dems to Vote the Primary – 04/19/2022 – Volume 70

    WHAT’S INSIDE Democracy Is A Participatory Sport Ohio Democratic Party What’s New From Clermont To Columbus And Beyond Word From The Chair Stand With Ukraine Important Election dates for May 3rd Primary Reading Room COVID19 In Ohio Join The Donkey Club Clermont County Democratic Club Directory Next Issue Publication Dates We proved in 2020 that we can win if we vote in numbers they can’t dispute. Now more than ever it’s important to register Democrats and get them to the polls. The 2022 midterms are crucial to keeping our democracy. We need to get out the vote. And there are organizations out there that are dedicated to doing just that. FIELD TEAM 6 Field Team 6 is a national volunteer army with a simple mission: Register Democrats. Save the world. PROBLEM – Against all odds, we won the White House, House, and Senate – saved America’s life – and bought ourselves two years of oxygen. Yet our democracy hangs by a thread. History says we will lose control of Congress in the midterms. So there’s only one thing to do… Defy history. To do that, we need to save the Senate – save the House – and win down-ballot along the way. SOLUTION – The solution is as simple as it is powerful: talking to strangers. It’s the proven #1 way to win elections. Did you know that 60% of unregistered voters have never been asked to register? To win in 2022, we register Democrats where they’ll make the most impact – in the most flippable states and districts, where small numbers of Democrats can swing elections up and down the ballot. STRATEGY – We meet people where they are – via phone, text, postcard, social media, and soon at in-person, Covid-safe voter drives! Armed with Voterizer.org, the only custom-built app just for registering Democrats, we track down every good-hearted eligible voter we can, and get them on the voter rolls where they belong. And sign them up to vote from home! JOIN! We’ve helped register almost 1.7 million Democratic voters, the vast majority in swing states… and now we need to do it again. Sign up for an event today, and help save the world! What’s Making Headlines With Republican #OHGOV Candidates As the gubernatorial race heats up, Republicans are in disarray with Mike DeWine’s popularity dropping by the day, facing attacks both inside and outside of the Republican Party and having to answer for the largest public corruption scandal in state history. It’s hard to keep up with all of the corruption and mess surrounding Mike DeWine and the GOP gubernatorial primary, so here are some stories you may have missed.READ MORE WHAT’S NEW FROM CLERMONT TO COLUMBUS AND BEYOND CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO ACCESS THE FULL ARTICLE GRANT: COOL AGAIN FOR A NEW GENERATION You know, Ulysses S. Grant doesn’t just have the coolest photo out there of any president, but he was the first Ohio-born American president. Clermont County’s favored son, US Grant, was born in Point Pleasant on April 27, 1822, and he would go on to be the 18th president of the United States. In good timing leading up to his bicentennial, Grant has seen something of a revitalization in the last few years, thanks in part to a string of biographies on him, including by renowned historian and biographer, Ron Chernow, with his 2017 book, Grant. READ MORE HE TEACHES CRITICAL RACE THEORY. HE HAS PROBLEMS WITH GOP EFFORTS TO BAN IT There’s a certain “slander” at the heart of dueling bills aimed to limit how teachers talk to students about race, sexuality, history, and politics, according to Timothy Messer-Kruse. If you read the legislation, he said, their language presupposes educators are engaged in practices like indoctrinating, guilt-tripping, and forcing their personal politics onto students. As a grad-student level professor of critical race theory — the target of legislative bans from conservative lawmakers nationwide — in the ethnic studies department at Bowling Green State University, he said in an interview it’s a policy driven on false pretenses. READ MORE OHIO SUPREME COURT REJECTS LEGISLATIVE MAPS, SETS FIFTH REDISTRICTING DEADLINE “The timeline of events demonstrates convincingly that the commission — or at least some members of the commission — when faced with one or more plans that closely matched constitutional requirements in the form of Dr. McDonald’s and Dr. Johnson’s plans, reverted to partisan considerations when time was running short, even though the potential for successful completion was high,” the majority justices wrote. “Particularly problematic,” those justices said, was Huffman’s “last-minute insistence” that the mapmakers consider the addresses of incumbent House and Senate members in their district drawing, which the court said “pulled the rug out from under the independent map drawers.” READ MORE OUR VIEW: WHILE YOUR GROCERIES GO UP, DEWINE, LAROSE, HUFFMAN, CUPP WASTE MILLIONS TO KEEP POWER Instead of finding ways to rebuild a resilient Ohio, Republican members of the redistricting commission and their colleagues in the General Assembly have focused on ways to ensure they will remain employed no matter how much or what it costs you. When it comes to redistricting, it is their hands stealing money out of your purse and wallet. READ MORE NEW DEWINE AD FAILS TO SHOW FULL PICTURE OF CANDIDATE’S HISTORY He’s a calculating pol who doesn’t hesitate to run from a fight (on our behalf) if it’s politically expedient for him to do so. DeWine has repeatedly shown his willingness to capitulate on battles in the public interests – from constitutional districts and women’s rights to incorruptible energy legislation – to keep his dream job. Perhaps the most glaring example of his abject surrender to self-preservation was the permitless carry bill DeWine signed into law last month. READ MORE TEXAS GOV. ABBOTT REVERSES COURSE ON TRUCK INSPECTIONS AT MEXICO BORDER Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said Friday that there were no longer any secondary inspections of trucks crossing into his state from Mexico, announcing the end of a policy that had […]

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  • Democracy On The Line – 04/05/2022 – Volume 69

    WHAT’S INSIDE Poll Workers Needed for May 3rd Primary David Pepper to Join Quin-T Meeting April 7 Ohio Democratic Party What’s New From Clermont To Columbus And Beyond Word From The Chair ODWC Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Forum Stand With Ukraine Important Election dates for May 3rd Primary Reading Room COVID19 In Ohio Join The Donkey Club Clermont County Democratic Club Directory Next Issue Publication Dates Earn $180 or more working Election Day Tuesday, May 3, 2022 You must be a registered voter in Clermont County. You will need to have transportation to and from the polls. Training is provided. •••••••••••Call today•••••••••••• Leann Helton (732-7488) email: lhelton@vote.clermontcountyohio.gov   CLERMONT COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB UPDATES Tired of the shenanigans in Columbus? Appalled at the GOP blatant cheating? Quin-T is honored to have David Pepper, former Chair of the Ohio Democratic party, former Hamilton County Commissioner and author as our guest speaker this Thursday, April 7, 2022 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom David will discuss his most recent book Laboratories of Autocracy. In his book he provides a first hand view of the history of the corruption in Columbus. But more importantly he will provide guidance as to how we can fight back. All are welcome! To join the meeting go to quintdems.org and scroll to the bottom of the home page to the Events section. Click on the April 7 event and it will take you to the link to join the Zoom meeting. Hope you can join us! Reminder: per the Ohio Democratic Party’s directive in-person meetings are suspended due to increases in COVID cases overwhelming our hospital systems. Please contact the leaders of our Democratic clubs to find out their meeting arrangements.   How Republican #OHSEN Candidates Spent The Week Attacking Each Other As the Republican Senate primary continues to sink lower and lower, these GOP candidates are injecting even more nasty personal attacks, more chaos and more money into this race. We’re here to help you keep track of all of it. READ MORE WHAT’S NEW FROM CLERMONT TO COLUMBUS AND BEYOND CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO ACCESS THE FULL ARTICLE OBJECTORS: CHANGES TO LEGISLATIVE MAPS ‘COSMETIC’ AT BEST Yet again asking the Ohio Supreme Court to reject the Ohio Redistricting Commission’s legislative maps, objectors said the fourth plan is merely the third plan in new window dressing. The League of Women Voters of Ohio, the Ohio Organizing Collaborative and a group of Ohio voters represented by the National Redistricting Action Fund, have all submitted expected objections to the maps approved late on the day of the deadline, March 28. READ MORE LAROSE WOULD ‘BE FINE WITH’ CHIEF JUSTICE’S IMPEACHMENT OVER REDISTRICTING RULINGS Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Friday said he “certainly wouldn’t oppose it” if the legislature impeached Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor over her joining in rulings rejecting GOP-generated maps for Congress and the legislature, according to a recording of a breakfast meeting with Union County Republicans. READ MORE THE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW THEORY THAT COULD UPEND AMERICAN ELECTIONS Republicans are quietly advancing a theory that could radically change our electoral process. After their respective state Supreme Courts adopted new congressional maps, Republicans in North Carolina and Pennsylvania filed emergency applications in the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to block the maps from being used this year. They argued that only the Republican-controlled legislatures in both states — not the state Supreme Courts — could enact a congressional map, invoking a fringe constitutional theory known as the independent state legislature doctrine as justification. READ MORE   WORD FROM THE CHAIR – RAYMOND LEMBKE Early voting for the May 3, 2022, primary election starts today. Whether you do it by mail, early in-person in Batavia, or at your polling place on May 3; it is important that you pull a Democratic ballot and vote in the primary. Ohio Democrats face an important choice for our candidate for Governor. Your primary vote is important. Please cast it. READ MORE President Volodymyr Zelensky makes appearance at the Grammys The President of Ukraine brought a touching moment to the 64th annual Grammy Awards Sunday. President Volodymyr Zelensky offered a speech that began “The war. What’s more opposite than music.” “The silence of ruined cities and killed people. Our children drew swooping rockets, not shooting stars,” he said. “Over 400 children have been injured and 153 children died. And we will never see them drawing.” READ MORE HOW TO HELP PEOPLE IN UKRAINE RIGHT NOW As the Russian military invasion of Ukraine has unfolded, so too has a full-blown humanitarian crisis. “Heavy weapons fire along the line of contact has already damaged critical water infrastructure and education facilities in recent days,” said UNICEF Executive Director Catherine M. Russell. “Unless the fighting subsides, tens of thousands of families could be displaced, dramatically escalating humanitarian needs.” FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN HELP IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES AND DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES IN THE MAY 3RD PRIMARY The Ohio primary is Tuesday, May 3, 2022. Be sure to check your registration here. The deadline to register for the May primary was April 4th. You may register online here for the general election in November. IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER Apr. 5     Absentee Voting Begins and ends Apr. 30   Deadline to request a ballot May 2     Absentee Ballots must be Post Marked May 3     Primary Election Day May 13   Absentee ballots returned by U.S. Mail must be postmarked no later than May 2 and received by boards of elections by this date to be counted. Statewide Democratic Candidates on the May 3rd Ohio primary ballot Tim Ryan, U.S. Senate Morgan Harper, U.S. Senate Jennifer Brunner, Chief Justice of Supreme Court Marilyn Zaya, Justice of Supreme Court Terri Jamison, Justice of Supreme Court Nan Whaley, Governor John Cranley, Governor Jeffrey Crossman, Attorney General Chelsea Clark, Secretary of State Marion Mayor – Scott Schertzer, Treasurer Taylor Sappington, Auditor of State   READING ROOM The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster […]

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