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	Paul Hackett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Paul Lewis Hackett III (born March 30, 1962) is a trial lawyer and veteran of the Iraq War who unsuccessfully sought election to the United States Congress from the Second District of Ohio (map) in the August 2, 2005, special election.
		Hackett was elected to the city council of Milford, Ohio, a city in Clermont and Hamilton Counties, in 1995 to replace Chris Imbus, who was recalled from office by a vote of 410 to 86.
		Hackett held campaign rallies in Waverly in the far eastern end of the district on July 11; in Loveland on July 19; Mariemont on July 20; and Lebanon, the northernmost part of the district, on July 21.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paul_Hackett (5061 words)

	TomPaine.com - The Battle Over Hackett
		Paul Hackett is now poised to take his message to Washington by taking on one of the most vulnerable Republican senators.
		Hackett’s outsider status and his insurgent populist message make the old line pols of both parties uncomfortable—which may help explain why he was so successful at siphoning off votes that were not so much Republican as they were anti-Washington.
		Hackett supporters counter that their guy is a progressive populist who appeals beyond the Democratic base and win in places like conservative southern Ohio—and thus take the state.
	www.tompaine.com /articles/2005/10/31/the_battle_over_hackett.php (1009 words)

	Football :: The University of Southern California Trojans - Official Athletic Site
		Energetic and innovative Paul Hackett, a one-time USC assistant coach who has been on coaching staffs that have won a national championship in college and a Super Bowl in the pros, made an immediate mark on the Trojan football program upon his return to Troy as its head football coach.
		Hackett, who was the offensive coordinator for the Kansas City Chiefs prior to coming to USC, officially started with the Trojans on Jan. 8, 1998, at the conclusion of the Chiefs' 1997 season.
		Hackett began his coaching career for 3 seasons (1969-71) at his alma mater, UC Davis, assisting the freshmen the first year and then directing the frosh to a 13-0 mark over the next 2 seasons.
	usctrojans.cstv.com /sports/m-footbl/mtt/hackett_paul00.html (2232 words)

	Al Franken audio on Paul Hackett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Paul Hackett is a Marine Reservist and an Iraq war veteran who ran for Congress as a Democrat in a special House election in an Ohio district that has been in Republican hands for more than three decades.
		This directly conflicts with Paul Hackett's most prominent campaign commercial that begins with Hackett, at first agreeing with a benign statement by Bush that "there is no higher calling than service in our armed forces" but immediately afterward [Hackett] adds that "that's what led me to serve and fight with my marines in Iraq".
		If Paul Hackett was against the war in Iraq before it happened, as he claims, then it is misleading to the viewer that reverence for military service is what "led him to serve and fight" there.
	lyingliar.com /videos/paulhackett.htm (361 words)

	TomPaine.com - More Hackett Jobs
		Paul Hackett’s success means we can expect more of what Howard Dean first tapped into—the growing movement within the Democratic Party willing to take the Republicans head on about the direction of this nation.
		The implications of the netroots embrace of Paul Hackett should be clear to the Democratic organizations and politicians that represent us: run as a person that means what he or she says, and we will go to the mat with you—taking it to the Republicans on their turf if need be.
		Paul Hackett was the first step in resuscitating the party after the 2004 defeat.
	www.tompaine.com /articles/2005/08/03/more_hackett_jobs.php (889 words)

	Dogfight in Ohio - Salon
		Paul Hackett remembers being in Kuwait, waiting to be shipped home after a seven-month tour of duty in Ramadi and Fallujah, watching CNN America with his fellow Marines.
		Hackett, who is married, says he doesn't feel the need to defend his marriage through the national Defense of Marriage Act, or any other anti-gay marriage legislation.
		Schmidt commends Hackett for his service, but believes Hackett should "stand with the president" by "supporting the Iraqi war effort and our troops that are over there," her campaign manager Joe Braun said.
	dir.salon.com /story/news/feature/2005/07/26/hackett_schmidt/index.html (737 words)

	Iraq Vet Abandons Ohio Senate Bid
		CINCINNATI - Iraq war veteran Paul Hackett, a Bush administration critic who had been recruited by top Democrats to run for U.S. Senate, said Tuesday he was reluctantly dropping his campaign and declared his political career over.
		Hackett said he was pressured by party leaders to drop out of the Senate primary and run for the House against Republican Rep. Jean Schmidt instead.
		Hackett, a Cincinnati attorney and Marine Reservist, captured national attention last summer by blasting Bush's war policies, raising huge sums on the Internet and capturing 48 percent of the vote in one of the country's most conservative House districts.
	www.military.com /NewsContent/0,13319,87917,00.html (658 words)

	Paul Hackett - dKosopedia
		Paul Hackett is an Iraq War veteran and Democrat who was defeated by Republican Jean Schmidt in an election for representative in Ohio's second Congressional district.
		Hackett has served in the Marines and in the United States Select Marine Corps Reserve; he was the original Fighting Dem.
		Hackett formerly served on the city council of Milford, Ohio, a suburb of Cincinnati.
	www.dkosopedia.com /index.php/Paul_Hackett (415 words)

	DSCC : Biography of Paul Hackett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Paul Hackett is a true son of Ohio.
		Paul was honorably discharged from the Marine Corps in 1999.
		Paul was assigned to Ramadi and took part in the Fallujah campaign and subsequent reconstruction efforts.
	www.dscc.org /2006races/bios/hackett (743 words)

	The Raw Story \| Paul Hackett joins PAC to aid Afghanistan, Iraq veterans running for office
		Paul Hackett joins retired General Wesley Clark, former President of the Council on Foreign Relations Leslie H. Gelb, best-selling author and Iraq and Afghanistan combat Veteran Nathaniel Fick and Iraq Veteran Paul Rieckhoff on the IAVA PAC Board of Advisors.
		Paul Hackett volunteered to serve in Iraq as a Major with the 4th Civil Affairs Group, 1st Marine Division.
		Hackett was assigned to Ramadi and took part in the Fallujah campaign and subsequent reconstruction efforts.
	rawstory.com /news/2005/Paul_Hackett_joins_PAC_to_aid_0220.html (682 words)

	ESR \| February 27, 2006 \| How the Democrats stole Paul Hackett's campaign
		Hackett was one of the Democrat candidates running for the Senate in a bid to unseat Mike DeWine.
		Hackett denied it and said it was another Marine unloading a sealed body bag from a truck.
		But Hackett kept on, raising funds during a fundraising swing in California and New York in the hopes that he would be able to overcome and conquer.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0306/0306hackett.htm (986 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com :: Fragging Paul Hackett by Lowell Ponte
		Hackett had come close in a longtime Republican district and had become a national media darling by criticizing the war.
		Hackett, depicted as a “progressive” war critic in national media, had run his local congressional race posing almost as a conservative.
		One of Hackett’s loudest campaign issues was his support of “Second Amendment rights” in a blatant appeal to blue collar hunters and gun owners, an issue he used to distance himself from more blatantly leftist Democrats.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=21350 (1767 words)

	The Ohio Insurgency
		Hackett joined the Marines in 1982, when he was a student at Case Western University, which was also where he met his wife, a psychologist by training.
		Hackett looked at it as “a way to serve,” and also “a way to travel, and to gain self-confidence and self-discipline.” In all, he’d served 16 years in the Marines, including three years of active duty, by the time he was honorably discharged in 1999.
		Hackett was staunchly opposed to the invasion of Iraq: “We set a precedent after 227 years that we were going to invade a country that had not attacked us first,” he told me. Yet when the war began, he found it hard to sit on the sidelines.
	www.motherjones.com /news/feature/2005/11/paul_hackett.html (5011 words)

	Hackett Drops Senate Bid - Health - WLWT.com \| WLWT
		Hackett told The New York Times for Tuesday's editions that the same party leaders who urged him to run for Senate after his sensational political debut in a House race last year had turned on him.
		Hackett released a statement Tuesday morning, in which he said he will not be running for any elected office this fall.
		Hackett captured Democrats' attention last summer by blasting Bush's war policies, raising huge sums on the Internet and capturing 48 percent of the vote in one of the country's most conservative House districts.
	www.wlwt.com /health/7037492/detail.html (575 words)

	Friendly Fire
		Hackett said he would—after been told by Ohio Congressman Sherrod Brown that he wasn’t planning to run—and on October 3 he publicly threw his hat in the ring.
		Hackett got the distinct sense that he was being asked to make way for the party insider.
		This has prompted a crossfire between bloggers, with at least one former Hackett supporter, who is also a paid consultant to the Brown campaign, being accused of “looking for a payday” by boosting Brown.
	www.motherjones.com /news/update/2005/10/hackett.html (945 words)

	Backroom Battles
		Hackett was running against seven-term Akron Democrat Rep. Sherrod Brown in a May primary, with the winner going on to face two-term Republican Sen. Mike DeWine in November (assuming DeWine wins his own primary against a longshot Republican challenger).
		Hackett, an Iraq War combat veteran, was hailed last summer as just the kind of “fighting Democrat” the party needed to reinvigorate its base and end its years in the congressional wilderness.
		Hackett backers suspected the smear was being floated by Sherrod Brown’s campaign.
	motherjones.com /news/update/2006/02/hackett_drops_out.html (1996 words)

	Clark Blog: Support Paul Hackett for Congress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Paul Hackett is exactly the kind of strong leader we need in these challenging times.
		That is why Paul believes it is so important to invest in health care and in our schools, and to use our tax dollars responsibly by ending corporate welfare and supporting small businesses.
		Paul Hackett is running in a special election that will take place on August 2nd.
	www.muhajabah.com /clarkblog/2005/07/support_paul_hackett_for_congr.php (712 words)

	Licking County Pro-Active Citizens: Paul Hackett OH-02 - Kicking @$$
		Jean Schmidt expected to have a huge financial advantage because of all her lobby ties and ethical lapses, however she has ran out of money and is now resorting to loaning herself campaign money.
		Paul Hackett on the other hand knew he would be hard pressed to raise large amounts of money in such a red district relied on a massive Get out the vote effort and meeting people in his district (while Schmidt was schmoozing rich folks in DC for cash).
		Hackett, in our view, is a gust of fresh air.
	www.licopac.org /licking_county_issue_pac/2005/07/paul_hackett_oh.html (613 words)

	WUSTL Pediatrics :: Faculty :: Brian Paul Hackett, M.D., Ph.D.
		Hackett BP, Gitlin J: Cell-specific expression of a Clara cell secretory protein-human growth hormone gene in the bronchiolar epithelium of transgenic mice.
		Hackett BP, Gitlin J: 5'flanking region of the Clara cell secretory protein gene specifies a unique temporal and spatial pattern of gene expression in the developing pulmonary epithelium.
		Hackett BP, Brody SL, Liang M, Zeitz ID, Bruns LA, Gitlin JD: Primary structure of HFH-4 and characterization of gene expression in the developing respiratory and reproductive epithelium.
	peds.wustl.edu /faculty/Hackett_Brian_Paul (208 words)

	Paul Hackett on Hardball (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Paul Hackett debated the Iraq war with Republican-TX-17 candidate Van Taylor, (updated) Video -WMP Video -QT Hi-Res: Video - WMP Video - QT Taylor who did fight in the Iraq war for some reason uses the most unoriginal "we're fighting them over there" Ken Mehlman talking points-which are sounding...
		Paul Hackett debated the Iraq war with Republican-TX-17 candidate Van Taylor,Video-WMP Video-QT (low res-higher quality a little later)'Taylor who did fight in the Iraq war-for some reason uses the most original "we're fighting them over there" argument which is sounding more and more like an Abbott & Costello routine.
		Paul Hackett via Kossack dday: [Chris] Matthews tried to trip [Hackett] up at the end [of the Hardball segment] by referencing Sherrod Brown, saying "shouldn't that be you out there," but Hackett was having none of it.
	tailrank.com /posts/562949953830127/Paul_Hackett_on_Hardball (584 words)

	DoubleSpeak with Matthew and Peter Slutsky (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Don’t expect Paul Hackett to be taking any vacations with Rep. Sherrod Brown this summer, but the two Ohio Democrats have buried their differences for the fall.
		Paul Hackett has been making waves in the blogosphere ever since he nearly won a closely contested special election in the heavily Republican Ohio 2nd District.
		Rahm Emanuel, the hard charging head of the DCCC, has openly asked candidate Paul Hackett to drop his bid for the U.S. Senate and run instead for the Ohio 2nd seat he almost won in a special election last year against mean Jean Schmidt.
	www.doublespeakshow.com /tag/paul-hackett (1328 words)

	Majikthise : Paul Hackett on gays, god, and guns
		Hackett seems like he's just using coarse language to state a pretty moderate - if not 100% settled - position.
		Hackett, for perfectly understandable reasons, probably assumes (wrong though such an assumption is) that others are all possessed of the same level of descrimination he has.
		Hackett is crudely expressing the sentiment most homeowners would feel if someone invaded their home.
	majikthise.typepad.com /majikthise_/2006/01/paul_hackett_on.html (2929 words)

	CQPolitics.com - Ohio: Hackett Out; Democrats Clear Field in 2 Key Races
		Ohio Democrat Paul Hackett, the Iraq war veteran whose near-upset in a special congressional election last summer garnered nationwide attention, said Monday that he was dropping his Senate bid.
		Hackett told the New York Times, which reported the news Monday night, that he considered the pressure from party leaders as a “betrayal” and that his withdrawal from the Senate race was an “extremely disappointing decision that I feel has been forced on me.”
		Hackett and Fingerhut made their announcements three days before the Feb. 16 filing deadline to qualify for the May 2 primary ballot.
	www.cqpolitics.com /2006/02/ohio_hackett_out_democrats_cle.html (787 words)

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