BREAKING NEWS: Sherrod’s former opponent Josh Mandel just announced he’s running for the open Senate seat in Ohio.
Mandel said he decided to run for the open Ohio Senate seat after watching former President Trump’s second impeachment trial, which he called a “sham” that makes his “blood boil.”
But here’s the reality: This is Josh’sthird timerunning for the Senate in the last 10 years. He ran against Sherrod twice — in 2012 and again in 2018. And every time, he had shady, well-funded special interests propping up his campaign.
There’s no question about it — Mandel is wrong for Ohio:
In 2012, Mandel pretended to be on the side of taxpayers who were fed up with special interests running our government. But Mandel had special-interest groups spend $40 MILLION to help buy him a seat in the Senate.
Mandel used shady tactics to funnel $1.8 MILLION of Ohio taxpayers’ money for a TV ad campaign featuring himself just before announcing his run against Sherrod in 2018.
Mandel is no stranger to deep-pocketed special interests, so make no mistake — the 2022 race in Ohio is going to be extremely competitive and extremely expensive.
You might’ve heard the name Josh Mandel before. That’s because this isn’t his first rodeo. This is his third time running for Senate. He's failed twice before, we've got to make sure he fails again.
Josh Mandel is a threat to Ohioans. His career is riddled with fraud and shame.
While Ohio's treasurer, he spent over $1.8 million of taxpayer dollars on what amounted to a political commercial against Sherrod Brown. On top of this, Mandel tweeted his open support for alt-right conspiracy theorists. He's anti-worker, shady, and too extreme for Ohio.
Right now, Josh Mandel is sitting on over $4 million he's collected from right-wing special interests. We can’t afford to let this seat fall into the hands of a right-wing extremist.
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