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Amy Acton’s Prescription for Ohio

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Amy Acton’s Prescription for Ohio
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Amy Acton’s Prescription for OhioThe Democratic candidate for governor explains why voters are exhausted by the rancor of politics—and shares her vision for renewal.Jim SwiftAugust 7Upgrade to listen14 minutes111Cincinnati, OhioAMY ACTON PICKED UP A BIG ENDORSEMENT Monday in a union hall on the city’s west side. The state’s Fraternal Order of Police gave Republican Vivek Ramaswamy its endorsement, which it also extended to every other Republican running statewide. And while the firefighters have in the past gone in for both Republicans and Democrats, for most of the last decade and a half—ever since then-Gov.

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Amy Acton’s Prescription for OhioThe Democratic candidate for governor explains why voters are exhausted by the rancor of politics—and shares her vision for renewal.Jim SwiftAugust 7Upgrade to listen14 minutes111Cincinnati, OhioAMY ACTON PICKED UP A BIG ENDORSEMENT Monday in a union hall on the city’s west side. In a room decorated with historical mementos honoring Cincinnati’s fire department, the oldest professionalized municipal fire department in the country, Acton was surrounded by a dozen or so union leaders as the Ohio branch of the International Association of Fire Fighters threw its support behind her gubernatorial bid.This year, the cops-and-firefighters split is stark in Ohio.

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