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>>>>> A letter to the editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer questions Josh Mandel's candidacy and trip out of the country for a fundraiser:
...Three months after being elected treasurer of the state of Ohio, Mandel began raising dollars for his Senate campaign. His recent fundraising foray took him to the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas to raise money from payday lenders.
In 2008, when Mandel served as a state lawmaker, it was decided to
cap payday lending interest rates. The lenders soon found loopholes. The
state House voted to eliminate the loopholes; Mandel voted to keep
them.
All of these shenanigans lead me to ask, "Is it legal to raise
campaign funds outside of the United States, or have some loopholes been
found to legitimize Mandel's latest fundraising caper?"
Josh Mandel reminds me of the employee that gets hired and then immediately starts looking for his next job. You know the type. They spend their time looking out for themselves, without investing their time, energy, and focus into their present position.