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Opportunity Knocks: ABC opens window for Wulsin
Thursday, July 03, 2008
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The ABC news blog has picked up the story on Vic Wulsin and malariotherapy, and the headlines don’t swing Wulsin’s way: “Democratic Congressional Candidate’s Ties to Bizarre AIDS Research: Dr. Victoria Wulsin Is Under Attack for Her Ties to a Debunked Research Project Seeking to Cure AIDS with Malaria.” For better or for worse (in sickness and in health?), Wulsin’s campaign for Congress is tied at the hip to malariotherapy. But this doesn’t need to be a bad thing. Opportunity knocks, and Wulsin’s campaign now finds itself at a crossroads. What will Wulsin do?
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Proportional Representation Petitions from Cincinnati NAACP Hit the Ground Today
Thursday, July 03, 2008
At the June meeting, the General Membership voted to support Proportional Representation and take action by engaging in a petition drive to place the issue on the November 4, 2008 ballot. The Cincinnati NAACP hired an attorney to create the petition based on the membership’s decision last Thursday. Today, one week later, the petition form is complete. The first printing should be available by 5:00p.m. this afternoon.
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Loyalty: Not one of Heimlich’s Hard Truths?
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Though Phil Heimlich’s Christian talk radio show is not played in Cincinnati, that doesn’t stop him from trotting out his few Cincinnati friends as radio guests. As pointed out by Kevin Osborne, Phil had longtime friend Chris Finney on to gloat over the pro-jail tax crowd—which is interesting, since Phil was a one-time icon for those very same players, like Si Leis, and Carl Lindner. Why would Phil engage a public betrayal of those who have supported him? On June 28th, Phil did it again—this time in a conversation with Peter Bronson.
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