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Jon Husted Goes After Sherrod Brown at RNC for ‘Leaving Families Like Mine Behind’
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Jon Husted Goes After Sherrod Brown at RNC for ‘Leaving Families Like Mine Behind’
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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 2 outlets over 14h.
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Sen. Jon Husted called former Sen. Sherrod Brown, his Democratic opponent in this year's Senate race, a relic of the past.
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Sen. Jon Husted, R-Ohio, took to the stage Wednesday at the Republican National midterm convention in Dallas, blasting his Democrat opponent ahead of November’s special election. Husted began by mentioning his humble beginnings before quickly pivoting to former Sen.
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