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At the first debate in the Ohio attorney general campaign, taped at Lakeland Community College, incumbent Attorney General Richard Cordray was confronted about his poor record as Attorney General. Despite the topic being raised several times, Attorney General Cordray gave no defense for his controversial decision in which he refused to protect Ohioans from the mandates, penalties and taxes of the Obama health care law.
Today, Attorney General candidate Mike DeWine filed his July monthly financial report with the Ohio Secretary of State. In this finance period, DeWine raised over $400,000 more than incumbent Attorney General Richard Cordray.
You are invited to a summer picnic at Young's Jersey Dairy supporting Mike DeWine for Attorney General on Friday, August 13, 2010.
It’s not ALL about the pie. There is the politicking. And the Young’s Jersey Dairy ice cream.
But the pie at former U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine’s annual ice cream social definitely was something people came for and remembered. DeWine is running for Ohio attorney general.

Republican Ohio Attorney General candidate, Mike DeWine and his wife Fran hosted over 1,500 supporters at their home yesterday for their annual DeWine Family Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social. The DeWines have been hosting this annual event since Mike first ran for Greene County Prosecutor.

The state's crime lab, business climate and public corruption, as well as the recently passed health care overhaul are just a few of the issues Republican attorney general candidate Mike DeWine would address if elected, he said during a stop in Marietta Friday afternoon.
The former U.S. senator visited the Pioneer City to meet with supporters David Locke, the Marietta city auditor, and local attorney Lesley Kuhl, and tour the Colony Theatre.
Fran DeWine, wife of Republican Ohio Attorney General Candidate, Mike DeWine, gathered with friends today at their home in Cedarville to make 150 homemade fruit pies for the annual DeWine Family Old-fashioned Ice Cream Social.
For years, Marc Dann's corruption and criminal activity badly damaged the reputation of the Ohio Attorney General's office. And Dann's political ally Richard Cordray has yet to apologize for encouraging Ohioans to vote for Dann.
The attorneys general of 13 states are right to file lawsuits to block the Obama health-care law. Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is wrong not to join them. On my first day as Ohio’s Attorney General, I will join the fight against this unconstitutional law.
CEDARVILLE, OH- Mike DeWine, Republican candidate for Ohio Attorney General, issued the following statement today on Richard Cordray's failure to take action on the constitutionality of the health care legislation:


