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  • Who from Butler County (Ohio) could replace Boehner?

    09/25/2015 2:42:28 PM PDT · by Clintonfatigued · 28 replies
    The Hamilton Journal News ^ | September 25, 2015 | Michael D. Pitman
    Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones Jones pulled petitions to run against Boehner in the 2010 primary election. He told the Journal-News today that he’s “weighing my options at this moment.” If he runs and is elected, Jones said he would commit to only serving six years in Congress. Jones said he doesn’t think anyone can beat him based on his national name recognition, which stems from his hard-line stance on immigration. State Sen. Bill Coley The Liberty Twp. Republican served six years in the Ohio House of Representatives and is the current state senator for Butler County, being appointed...
  • Republican Sheriff Runs Attack Ad Against McCain[OH][Illegal Immigration]

    08/08/2008 6:09:06 PM PDT · by BGHater · 34 replies · 210+ views
    Dayton Daily News ^ | 07 Aug 2008 | Dayton Daily News
    COLUMBUS, OH — Republicans can usually expect a friendly reception in Butler County, but the mood of at least one Republican there is less than friendly toward John McCain. Sheriff Richard K. Jones doesn’t think much of McCain’s views on illegal immigrants and wants to make sure the presumptive Republican nominee for president knows it. So when McCain makes a stop for a fundraiser in the county today, Aug. 7, he’ll encounter something you don’t usually see in a presidential campaign: an attack ad from a fellow Republican. Jones, who’s become known nationally for cracking down on illegal immigration in...