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      <title>Jennifer Brunner: Changing the Political Paradigm</title>
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      <description>. . .
Even after months of campaigning and three straight weeks of riding  around on an old school bus, Jennifer is still going strong. When our  team is exhausted from the long and hectic day, it&amp;rsquo;s Jennifer that keeps  us going. It seems that her conviction overrides all the  fatigue and bumps in the road.
And it&amp;rsquo;s this spirit of determination that will empower her to  improve the lives of both Ohioans and Americans in the U.S. Senate.
As Secretary of State, Jennifer faced a broken and corrupt election  system. In less than two years, she was able to reform Ohio&amp;rsquo;s elections  to be fair and honest. She makes decisions based on what is  right&amp;mdash;not party politics. And with our current partisan  deadlock in Congress, we need people who will stand up and make tough  decisions for the right reasons.
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      <title>Brunner is the best for Ohio</title>
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      <description>. . .
Brunner has been outspent by her primary opponent 4 to 1. Jennifer  has taken a grassroots campaign to the people of Ohio on the  the  Courage Express &#45; her campaign bus. She has logged thousands of miles in  three weeks going to many corners of Ohio. It reminds me of the late  Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone&#39;s come&#45;from&#45;behind victorious campaign.
The first thing Jennifer Brunner did as Ohio Secretary of State was  to rid Ohio of incompetent and biased election officials. They included  Democrats and Republicans. I remember sitting in her office in the state  capital in 2008 talking about voting machines. I was impressed with her  zest and zeal despite opposition even within her own Democratic party.  We also talked about election monitoring overseas. Global Panel was  sending election monitors to Morocco, the Republic of Georgia and  Ukraine. Jennifer was very interested.
Marc, I would go. I know we need honest officials to monitor the  election but the people of Ohio need me here now. And they are my first  priority. The people of Ohio have always been Jennifer&#39;s first priority.  Just recently she canceled a visit to Europe with other States&#39;  Secretaries of State to speak about voting issues to US citizens  overseas. But a conflict arose, and as always, the people of  Ohio came  first.
Jennifer Brunner should be supported in the Democratic primary and  general election.
Brunner&#39;s honesty and  integrity are beyond reproach.
The people of Ohio have always been her first priority.
That will be true in the US Senate as well.</description>
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      <dc:date>2010-05-03T11:16:01+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Brunner is the better choice for U.S. Senate</title>
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      <description>. . .
The 2008 election in Ohio was free, fair, open and honest. Ms. Brunner  has provided improved service to Ohio&amp;rsquo;s businesses, streamlining the  process for business filings and updating a confusing website so company  officials and the public can get quick answers to their questions. She  has created a life quality index to help attract new businesses and jobs  to Ohio.  Our boards of elections have been directed to protect from public  disclosure private information on voter registration forms. She has  instituted additional training for poll workers so voters can be assured  that their votes are recorded and counted properly.  Ms. Brunner&amp;rsquo;s top priority is retention of existing jobs in Ohio and  creation of new jobs. Her website, www.jenniferbrunnercom, details much  more about what she pledges to do as our next U.S. senator. We urge you  to vote for Jennifer Brunner.</description>
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      <dc:date>2010-05-03T11:02:53+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Brunner’s bus logs 5,000 miles in 3 weeks</title>
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      <description>. . .
At the Athens Community Center, Brunner  pledged that she would fight for fairness, equality and respect &amp;mdash; even  if it&amp;rsquo;s not popular. She favors gay marriage, abortion rights, the  health care overhaul, tougher regulation of financial institutions and  retraining Ohio workers for clean energy jobs.
In the final week, Brunner&amp;rsquo;s campaign planned stops in college  towns and small cities such as Lima, Bowling Green and Athens as well as  another swing through Ohio&amp;rsquo;s largest cities. Lacking enough campaign  money for TV ads, Brunner says the bus attracts attention and media  coverage.
She urged supporters to help  her underdog campaign by calling voters and helping them get to the  polls. &amp;ldquo;We win with 50 percent, plus one. It&amp;rsquo;s that simple,&amp;rdquo; she said.  &amp;ldquo;What has a greater impact than a canned commercial is you getting on  the phone and talking to voters.&amp;rdquo;
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      <dc:date>2010-05-02T13:36:53+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Underdog Brunner shows skill</title>
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      <description>. . .
But we think Democratic voters ought to give feisty underdog Brunner a  good look in this race as well. She has shown resilience and  policy&#45;making skill as secretary of state, a difficult post on which  both parties exert great pressure. We haven&#39;t agreed with some of her  decisions on election policy, but she has stood her ground credibly on  reforms and has worked out some snags in the voting process. Her ability  to work with people of divergent views, while holding true to her  liberal roots, shows she could be effective in the Senate, where she&#39;d  like to join her mentor, Sen. Sherrod Brown, D&#45;Ohio. Brunner has  leveraged her meager financial resources  &#45; most of the big money backs  Fisher  &#45; with grassroots organizing and online campaigning.
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      <dc:date>2010-05-01T14:43:17+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Where I stand: Brunner v. Fisher in Ohio’s US Senate race</title>
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      <description>. . .
As Secretary of State, Jennifer has demonstrated without question her  ability to tackle an utter mess of a system.&amp;nbsp; She tackled a system that  suffered from extreme degradation of trust.&amp;nbsp; She rescued an untrusted  system that undergirds every belief we have and every hope to which we  cling that we can make a difference in our world: the electoral system.
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      <dc:date>2010-04-30T16:51:02+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Brunner gets the first Veterans group endorsement</title>
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      <description>The Veterans&amp;rsquo; Vision announced today that it was endorsing Jennifer  Brunner in the Ohio Democratic Senate primary.
From the press release:
&amp;ldquo;We asked Lee Fisher to stand up for American veterans  and he would not clearly state his position. We need to sack the  slackers for veterans and we are here to say that we unequivocally stand  behind Jennifer Brunner in her US Senate run,&amp;rdquo; said Maj. Brian Hampton,  Publisher of the VETERANS&amp;rsquo; VISION, making it clear which Senate  candidate veterans can trust.
Secretary Brunner recently joined with 50 current Members of Congress  to affirm her support for the Veterans&amp;rsquo; Bill of Rights sponsored by the  VETERANS&amp;rsquo; VISION, a veterans&amp;rsquo; rights advocacy publication. Her  primary opponent, Lee Fisher, despite receiving numerous chances,  declined to acknowledge his support for the initiative.
. . .</description>
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      <dc:date>2010-04-29T17:22:12+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>American Veterans Rally Behind Jennifer Brunner</title>
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      <description>The VETERANS&#39; VISION publication today announced its endorsement of   Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, currently running for US   Senate in Ohio.  Citing an ongoing commitment to veterans, Secretary   Brunner was commended for her expansive knowledge of issues facing   military veterans and her detailed plans to improve health care   inadequacies and unemployment among veterans.    &quot;We asked Lee   Fisher to stand up for American veterans and he would not clearly state   his position.  We need to sack the slackers for veterans and we are  here  to say that we unequivocally stand behind Jennifer Brunner in her  US  Senate run,&quot; said Maj. Brian Hampton, Publisher of the VETERANS&#39;  VISION,  making it clear which Senate candidate veterans can trust.   Secretary Brunner recently joined with 50 current Members of  Congress to  affirm her support for the Veterans&#39; Bill of Rights  sponsored by the  VETERANS&#39; VISION, a veterans&#39; rights advocacy  publication.  Her primary  opponent, Lee Fisher, despite receiving  numerous chances, declined to  acknowledge his support for the  initiative.   The Veterans&#39;  Bill of Rights would require that  every Veterans Administration Medical  Center in the country offer  Post&#45;Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)  counseling, increase the funding  provided to non&#45;profit transitional  facilities that get homeless  veterans off the street and make veterans a  top priority for Members of  Congress.</description>
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      <dc:date>2010-04-29T17:14:06+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Brunner Vows to Bring More Opportunities to Young Americans and Ohioans</title>
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      <description>Today, U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Jennifer  Brunner offered plans to improve opportunities for young Ohioans and  Americans to complete college and post&#45;college education and to obtain  good paying jobs for their future.
&quot;Our next Senator from Ohio must offer a bold federal  policy agenda aimed at creating and keeping good jobs in both the  private and public sectors,&quot; said Brunner. &quot;We must recognize that exploitation of our  work force hurts all of us. Growing local companies and social service  organizations that can partner with universities and groom young workers  keeps our young people in Ohio, gives them an edge in a competitive job  market and rewards Ohio companies for doing so.&quot;
 Brunner proposed tax credits for businesses that offer  internships to university students that allow them to gain college  credit and for tuition assistance they provide to their employees. In  her proposal, she also offers tax credits to insurance companies that  provide comprehensive health care plans to universities for students and  graduate students that matches the quality of the insurance pool to be  created by the new federal health reform act.
 &quot;Health care is often a major determinant in job decisions  for many Ohians and Americans, especially young people,&quot; said Brunner.  &quot;People want to be able to make choices for themselves,&quot; she said.  &quot;Young people stand before many crossroads. We want to see them achieve  their full potential, and this will help them do that.&quot;</description>
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      <dc:date>2010-04-27T20:40:51+00:00</dc:date>
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      <title>Fisher on TV, Brunner on the bus</title>
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      <description>While Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher was buying cable  television advertising time earlier this month, Secretary of State  Jennfier Brunner was buying bus parts.
In pre&#45;primary campaign reports  covering activity from April 1&#45;14, Fisher reported cable&#45;TV buys of  $750,000 and $150,000 on consecutive days for his May 4 Democratic  primary with Brunner for the U.S. Senate.
Among Brunner&#39;s expenses were payments for diesel fuel and various  supplies for the &quot;Courage Express,&quot; the school bus she bought on eBay to  travel around the state. The costs included $861.64 for a &quot;bus exhaust  pipe&quot; and $103.50 to the state for a bus inspection.
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      <dc:date>2010-04-27T13:24:10+00:00</dc:date>
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