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Kaptur Will Put District on Right Track: Letter to the Editor

Former Kucinich supporter tells why he's voting for Kaptur.

 

This letter is in response to the articles covering the Ohio 9th
 Congressional election between Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich.

As a former strong supporter and campaign worker for Congressman Dennis
Kucinich I must state why I am no longer supporting him and why I am
supporting Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur.

I worked on the 1994 Kucinich State Senate campaign against Anthony Sinagra
and the 1996 Kucinich Congressional campaign against Martin Hoke. During
those campaigns I came to know Dennis quite well. I had just completed a
run for Cleveland City Council in Slavic Village and wanted to continue in
politics. In fact, I still hold the record for most yard signs placed
during a State Senate campaign.

What concerned me then and concerns me now is why Kucinich failed as mayor
of Cleveland and still fails to succeed as a Congressman. The only common
denominator is his lack of people skills. He does not now (nor did he then) 
have the critical ability to communicate properly with constituents, fellow 
lawmakers and the media in general. Some politicians are able to "re-make"
themselves. Sadly, Kucinich has chosen not to and look what this has
 resulted in for the previous 10th Congressional District.

On the other hand, Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur reminds me of the type of
congressperson we desperately need during these troubling economic times.
 She truly cares about her constituents. From the moment you meet her you
can't help but be struck by her well-honed people skills.   

She has 
utilized these skills very effectively and look at the difference it has
made in Toledo and the surrounding area. On Tuesday, March 6, please
 support Marcy Kaptur for Congress and help give the new 9th Congressional
 district a start on the right track.

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