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Lee Fisher panicking over Cuyahoga, bizarrely endorses county reform Issue 6, abandons black vote

Lee Fisher just tipped his hand – he’s in big trouble in Cuyahoga County, and his endorsement yesterday of Issue 6 is proof positive. On the substance – I’ve decided to vote against both Cuyahoga reform Issues 5 & 6. Full Article at Blogger Interrupted

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