Integrity?

Somehow Josh Mandel doesn't seem to understand the meaning of integrity.
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Josh Mandel's "jobs plan" is similar to Mitt Romney's jobs plan in that they both want to give tax cuts to those job creators (aka - the wealthy).  Needless to say, we've already tried this and have given numerous tax cuts to corporations and the top 1% and they still have not created jobs.

Mandel Against Pay Equity for Women

Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel, Republican candidate for Senate, is against many things, including pay equity for women. Sen. Sherrod Brown voted for the pay equity bill in the Senate, while Republican Sen. Rob Portman voted against pay equity for women.

Cincinnati.com:

...Mandel’s campaign said Brown was trying to politicize the issue and signaled that he would have voted “no” on the bill....

Obviously, Josh Mandel is against pay equity for women.  Why? Does Josh Mandel think women are not as hard working or as qualified as their male counterparts?  Does Josh Mandel think that men should make more money than women?  We should ask those same questions of Rob Portman, former budget manager under President George W. Bush.

Showing Respect?

Josh Mandel's candidacy has been plagued with problems and scandals. Eighty-seven days after being sworn in as Ohio Treasurer, Josh Mandel started campaigning as a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate.  Mandel's ambition has gotten in the way of his job as Treasurer.  He has missed 14 meetings for the Ohio Board of Deposits. Mandel's lack of attendance on the job has made many people wondering exactly which person is protecting Ohio's assets.


>>>> Think about this---

Josh Mandel supported SB 5 (later know as Issue 2), the law which would have removed the rights of workers.  Here is his preposterous explanation on why he supported the anti-teacher, anti-police, anti-firefighter, anti-state work, anti-nurse legislation:

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I'm struck by how ridiculous Mandel sounds.  How does taking away someone's rights show respect?