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	Pat DeWine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Richard Patrick "Pat" DeWine is a lawyer and politician of the Republican party who serves as a member of the Hamilton County Commission.
		DeWine is the son of U.S Sen. Michael DeWine.
		DeWine has also suffered politically from his father's role in the U.S. Senate compromise on the filibuster issue, although he himself has said that had he been a U.S. senator, he would not have compromised.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pat_DeWine (595 words)

	Mike DeWine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michael DeWine (born January 5, 1947) is an American politician from Ohio, where he was born and lived until he was elected to the United States Congress.
		He was then elected to the United States Senate in the election of 1994, defeating prominent attorney Joel Hyatt (the son-in-law of former U.S. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum), and was reelected in 2000, defeating former Congressman Frank Cremeans in the primary and Ted Celeste (brother of former Ohio Gov. Richard F. Celeste) in the general election.
		On May 23, 2005, DeWine was one of fourteen moderate senators to forge a compromise on the Democrats' use of the judicial filibuster, thus blocking the Republican leadership's attempt to implement the so-called " nuclear option ".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mike_DeWine (458 words)

	Pat DeWine taps his father's donors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Pat DeWine’s hopes of succeeding former Rep. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) have tanked in recent weeks, but just three weeks ago DeWine was favored among Washington lobbyists, some of whom had been asked by his father, Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio), to aid his son.
		Pat DeWine, the Hamilton County commissioner, faces 10 other candidates in the GOP primary today.
		In total, Pat DeWine has raised $926,606, which is more than three times the amount of his closest rival, former Rep. Bob McEwen (R-Ohio), who has $283,729 in his campaign fund.
	hillnews.com /thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/061405/dewine.html (576 words)

	Save Our City: Sour Grapes
		I will be the first to admit that I have qualms about Pat Dewine the person, and in fact did not vote for him for Commissioner because he doesn't share my values.
		Pat Dewine may have connections, but he did just jump to a high office.
		The decision between Dewine and Brinkman is a pretty easy one for me. I have a guy on one side who has proven to be about every opportunity to advance himself and on the other side a guy with an unmatched unwavering fiscal and moral conservative record.
	saveourcity.blogspot.com /2005/04/sour-grapes.html (1363 words)

	River Vices: Gutter Politics
		Where Senator DeWine happened to be standing was appropriate, for the political gutter is where the DeWine name has been dragged in the last couple of years.
		The younger DeWine left his pregnant wife and two children for a Republican lobbyist whom he had been having an affair with and whom he had the chutzpah subsequently to campaign with.
		Pat DeWine has shown about as much loyalty to those who elected him as he did to the woman who married him.
	rivervices.blogspot.com /2005/06/gutter-politics.html (880 words)

	dewine103001
		Throughout his first term, DeWine often joined with his two colleagues in the Republican minority on Council in unsuccessful efforts to curb the city's spending and cut back or eliminate what they said were wasteful programs, while pushing the city to focus on providing basic services such as trash pickup and snow removal.
		DeWine acknowledges that name recognition may have helped, but said the showing was mostly due to voters connecting with his ''back to the basics'' theme.
		DeWine has pushed to change the police arbitration system after the city lost every case involving police officers fired for misconduct that has gone to arbitration during the past five years.
	www.cincypost.com /2001/oct/30/dewine103001.html (505 words)

	Commissioner Pat DeWine
		Pat DeWine was sworn in as a Hamilton County Commissioner on January 3, 2005 and has proudly served taxpayers since 1999 when he was first elected to Cincinnati City Council.
		Pat is a 1990 graduate of Miami University, where he was a member of the varsity track and cross-country teams and graduated summa cum laude with a perfect 4.0 grade point average.
		Pat is the father of three sons, Michael, Matthew, and Brian.
	www.hamilton-co.org /commissioners/Doc/DeWine.asp (415 words)

	DeWine: Our choice over Dowlin
		As a member of city council, DeWine has shown a knack for compromise with political opponents on managed competition, and the creation of a $100 million revolving loan fund to develop market-rate housing within the city.
		DeWine is an advocate of a strong, countywide port authority to take the lead on such development projects as The Banks.
		While DeWine's vote was legal, it had the appearance of a conflict of interest and it would have been better for him to abstain on the Convergys vote.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/02/22/editorial_ed1b.html (649 words)

	CityBeat: 'Because I Wanted To' (1999-04-29)
		Dewine said that Yates was wasting money by sending out the ballot language from his individual office.
		Dewine also argues that Yates was too vague in the letter he mailed with the ballot language.
		Dewine said this was not a fair and accurate statement.
	www.citybeat.com /1999-04-29/news.shtml (898 words)

	Outside The Tent
		P at DeWine, whose major accomplishment is being the son of Senator Mike DeWine, appears to be one of the front runners in the special election to fill the congressional seat of Rob Portman.
		Pat should probably appeal to Cincinnati area Republicans because he is both a hypocrite and liar.
		Pat was ticked off at me, but he knew I was not endorsing him and he did it anyway.
	www.outsidethetent.com /wp/archives/one-dewine-is-one-too-many (340 words)

	Cincinnati CityBeat : 09/22/2004 : Unexpected Contest
		When Cincinnati City Councilman Pat DeWine defeated Hamilton County Commissioner John Dowlin in a nasty Republican primary battle in March, it looked as if DeWine had already crossed the biggest bump in his road to the county commission.
		Her late entrance in the race and corresponding lack of publicity during the primary puts Bolton at a disadvantage in many ways, especially with DeWine's strong name recognition and political connections, in part because his father is Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio).
		DeWine, one of only two Republicans on city council, promises reform and points to his council record as evidence that he's willing to take on the establishment.
	www.citybeat.com /2004-09-22/news2.shtml (1026 words)

	Portsmouth Ohio Info Doug Deepe Reporter - The Hidden Truth
		Pat Dewine is another individual that needs close scrutiny by the voters, especially local voters in Portsmouth and Scioto County.
		Pat Dewine has shown where his allegiance is at in this region and it is with the same gang that has pilfered the city coffers at the expense of the everyday taxpayers making millionaires out of many of these crooks!
		Pat Dewine left his wife and small children and moved in with a lobbyist for a company that had legislative items before a committee that Dewine was on.
	www.dougdeepe.com /wst_page17.html (3184 words)

	Lakeshore Laments » Blog Archive » The Sins of the Father (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Pat DeWine, son of U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine, was considered an easy favorite to succeed newly named U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman as the Republican congressman from Ohio’s 2nd District â” until the younger DeWine ran afoul of the Christian right.
		DeWine’s divorce was not discussed openly in the campaign, but was alluded to by other candidates.
		Dewine, a former frontrunner for the seat and son of Senator Mike Dewine, faded worse than Giacomo down the stretch at the Belmont, finishing fourth with 12% of the vote.
	lakeshorelaments.com /2005/06/15/the-sins-of-the-father (834 words)

	All Deliberate Speed: Filibuster Compromise Backlash in Ohio? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Portman's seat became vacant, the frontrunner was Pat DeWine.
		Now maybe some of the DeWine hype reflected a certain geographical bias in the coverage of the election--the only major news outlets in the district are in Cincinnati, but the 2nd District includes only part of Cincinnati, stretching west into Warren, Clermont, Brown, Adams, Pike, and Scioto counties.
		Pat DeWine is the son of Senator Mike DeWine, who was one of the "moderate" senators who signed on to the filibuster compromise that allowed some judicial nominees to get votes in exchange for a Republican promise not to go nuclear.
	alldeliberatespeed.typepad.com /all_deliberate_speed/2005/06/filibuster_comp.html (513 words)

	The BG News - Mike DeWine will run for U.S House (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Pat DeWine, 37, planned a series of stops today during a bus tour through the seven counties in Portman's southwest Ohio district, DeWine's campaign manager, Michael McNamara, said Monday.
		DeWine, a Hamilton County commissioner, will be the first to officially announce his candidacy for the seat that Portman, a Republican, has held since winning it in a 1993 special election.
		DeWine, a Cincinnati lawyer, was elected three times to two-year terms as a member of the Cincinnati City Council.
	www.bgnews.com /vnews/display.v/ART/2005/03/29/42495ba3676c0 (324 words)

	Cincinnati CityBeat : 01/14/2004 : Elephant Walk
		DeWine's decision to challenge Dowlin leaves five other Republicans to compete for a shot at Commissioner Todd Portune, a Democrat, whose win in 2000 gave his party its first seat on the county commission in 36 years.
		DeWine says Dowlin's ability to defend his seat against a strong Democratic challenger is dubious.
		DeWine says he's not running against Portune because there are already five Republicans vying for that opportunity.
	www.citybeat.com /2004-01-14/news2.shtml (1222 words)

	The World According to Oatney: 06/12/2005 - 06/18/2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		DeWine left his wife and children for another woman, divorced his wife, and then had the audacity to bring the adulteress with him on a couple of campaign stops (this after he attempted to trash his wifeâs name with allegations proven to be false during their very public divorce).
		Pat DeWine took all of the right positions on issues, but what beat him was his lack of integrity.
		Pat DeWine: His lack of moral integrity has dealt a severe blow to his hopes of being the next member of his family to achieve federal office.
	oatneyworld.blogspot.com /2005_06_12_oatneyworld_archive.html (2717 words)

	*HolyCoast.com: Ohio Voters Express Their Displeasure with DeWine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)*
		Awhile back I reported that the Senate filibuster deal might pose a problem for the son of Ohio Senator Mike DeWine who was running in a primary for an open House seat.
		Her victory and the defeat of DeWine are a sign that evangelical conservatives continue to hold powerful sway in this solidly Republican part of Ohio.
		Having voter backlash against you relegate your son to a fourth place finish in a race that he's supposed to win is a pretty big slap in the face of dear old dad.
	holycoast.blogspot.com /2005/06/ohio-voters-express-their-displeasure.html (576 words)

	WKRC 12 Cincinnati - Dowlin Ad Accuses DeWine of "Shameful Conduct" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Incumbent John Dowlin is being challenged by Cincinnati City Council member Pat DeWine.Â In a new commercial, Dowlin accuses DeWine of questionable conduct in connection with the vote to give ConvergysÂ $52 million to keep it from leaving the Cincinnati.Â The commerical began running Monday on local television stations.Â The primary election is two weeks from Tuesday.
		DeWine tells Local12 the allegations are false and he expects to file a complaint with the Ohio Election Commission about the commerical.
		DeWine says he and his wife were separated a year before the Convergys vote, and that the woman he is currently involved with is not a registered lobbyist.Â Â The Council vote was 8-1 in favor of giving Convergys the incentive deal.
	www.wkrc.com /news/local/story.aspx?content_id=AF365116-6F82-4355-B933-113C1DD36D32 (349 words)

	The Cincinnati Post
		The timing angered Council's Republicans, Pat DeWine and Chris Monzel, who voted against the settlement last month.
		DeWine's remarks drew a terse rebuke from an irritated Mayor Charlie Luken, who had urged Council to approve the settlement last month, less than an hour after receiving it.
		Letting residents know which city services or projects would be cut to pay for the settlement is reasonable, DeWine said later.
	www.cincypost.com /2003/06/19/bond061903.html (458 words)

	Queen City Forum: Columns
		Pat DeWine, the current Republican frontrunner for the endorsement in the District 2 Congressional race, sits pretty today as he is able to cash campaign donations from at least three U.S. Senators for about $10,000 all told.
		DeWine has been elected to City Council where he did not do even as much as Malone and Monzel have done in a shorter amount of time (Malone and Monzel have been able to try to get transmitters in traffic lights).
		The good news is that in DeWine’s version of commitment to the voter, he has opened the door of three offices to at least two guys who have actually accomplished something…other than raising money and moving as quickly as possible from office to office.
	www.queencityforum.com /columns/dontMind06012005.php (1341 words)

	The Daily Political Scoop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Pat DeWine is the Son of Ohio's senior senator, Sen. Mike DeWine.
		This was not the case with Pat DeWine.
		Pat DeWine finshed 3,756 votes behind third place (Tom Brinkman only had $68, 270 to spend on his campaign and Bob McEwen had $204,329).
	politics05.blogspot.com (1217 words)

	The Volokh Conspiracy - More on Filibuster Deal Fall-Out:
		And, in fact, although he was a prohibitive favorite in the weeks preceding the election, DeWine finished a distant fourth in the primary field.
		The elder DeWine was one of seven Senate Republican moderates who came together this week with seven Senate Democrats to hammer out a deal that allowed some of President Bush's judicial nominees to be confirmed but gave Democrats the power to block others.
		In Cincinnati, DeWine appears to have had enough other problems that it is difficult to determine what role, if any, his father's role in the filibuster deal played in his defeat.
	volokh.com /posts/1119018750.shtml (679 words)

	Cincinnati subpoena saga ends with reporter's (boring) testimony
		Pat DeWine called the exercise "the definition of silly," and Law Committee Chairman
		Councilmember Pat DeWine today criticized Council's decision to subpoena a journalist to testify before Council.
		DeWine called the decision, "a clear abuse of Council's subpoena power." This is only the second subpoena issued by Council in the last 10 years (the first was issued to a former City employee).
	www.spj.org /ohfoi/weblog/C806442609/E1870045096 (674 words)

	Sen. DeWine's son's poor showing raises interest in '06 Senate race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Referring to DeWine, Jason Mauk, political director of the Ohio Republican Party, said: “He may have some detractors among conservatives in the Republican Party, but I think at the end of the day they will unite behind him as a candidate with a very conservative record overall.
		Pat DeWine’s loss may have more to do with his personal life than his father, Mauk and other Republicans suggested.
		Strickland, whose 6th District abuts the 2nd, agreed with that assessment, saying, “My perception is that the showing of Pat DeWine was largely related to factors related to Pat DeWine, not his father.
	hillnews.com /thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/061605/dewine.html (599 words)

	NPR : Days of DeWine and Losses
		Many conservatives were furious over Sen. DeWine's effort to broker a compromise over filibusters, and some suggested taking out their displeasure on his son, Pat DeWine, who was running in the special June 14 congressional primary in Ohio's 2nd Congressional District to succeed Rob Portman (now the U.S. Trade Representative).
		DeWine may have had the name, the campaign war chest, and the high-profile endorsements, but he didn't have the voters.
		And while his father's involvement with the so-called Gang of 14 centrists may have angered the right, methinks it was Pat DeWine's own choices and decisions that did him in.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4706965 (1331 words)

	The Old Colonies » Blog Archive » My Baseball People Kept Saying, “Pat DeWine, Pat DeWine.” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		An article in the Post today asks an excellent question, “Should the county buy the franchise?” I have two things to comment about with regard to this article, and they are interrelated.
		He is quoted in the article as saying, “Carl Lindner remains CEO of the Reds, and he’s very committed to the city.” The next quote from Pat DeWine is this: “The county isn’t particularly well-suited to running a baseball team.
		My point was less that DeWine is a moron than it was that you never get a straight answer from these guys as to how they believe a government should operate.
	theoldcolonies.com /?p=109 (660 words)

	Heimlich backs DeWine against colleague Dowlin
		Cincinnati Councilman Pat DeWine picked up support from one Republican Hamilton County commissioner Tuesday in his bid to unseat the other Republican commissioner.
		DeWine says county government needs to do more to cut taxes and spending, including adopting Heimlich's proposal to force all tax levies to run on the same ballot.
		Heimlich is the latest Republican to choose sides in the March 2 primary, but one of the few so far to pick DeWine.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/01/07/loc_dewine07.html (379 words)

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