CityBeat has also endorsed Vic, saying “we’ve wasted another two years without Wulsin representing this district in Congress.” CityBeat cites Vic’s expertise on health care and her ability to help shape reforms. “She will step in and make an immediate impact in Washington, D.C.” Read the full endorsement here.

Wulsin Will Make Health Care Reform a Priority in Congress

Cincinnati, OH – The political arm of the Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA) has endorsed Dr. Victoria Wulsin, MD, DrPH,  in her attempt to unseat Jean Schmidt in Ohio's second congressional district.

"As a doctor, Vic Wulsin understands the importance of putting people first," said Dr. Warren Muth, President of OSMA. "Few congressional candidates understand the health care crisis better than Vic Wulsin."

The Ohio State Medical Association, an affiliate of the American Medical Association, works to promote a positive image of the medical profession and inform the medical community of critical issues impacting the practice of medicine.

"As a member of OSMA, I know the wonderful work they do and I am honored to have their endorsement," said Wulsin, a public health physician and OSMA member.

"Along with creating good jobs and making quality health care more affordable and accessible will be among my highest priorities in Congress," said Wulsin. "I don't care if solutions to our health care crisis come from Democrat ideas or Republican ideas, as long as they are good ideas for families in Southern Ohio, I will support them."

by Malia Rulon

August 7, 2008

After attacking Victoria Wulsin for an ethics complaint filed with the Ohio State Medical board regarding her work with The Heimlich Insittute, Steve Black announced today that he takes it all back.

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August 1, 2008

By David DeWitt

In its fourth round of announcing targeted, competitive races, the DCCC has now added Ohio's 2nd Congressional district race to its Red to Blue program.

Dr. Victoria Wulsin (D-Indian Hill) is running against U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Loveland) for the seat. Entrepreneur David Krikorian (I) is also running. Wulsin joined five other candidates in the latest round of targeted races for "surpassing demanding fundraising goals and skillfully demonstrating to voters that they stand for change and will represent new priorities when elected to Congress."

DCCC chair Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) spoke about the latest round of targeted races and the candidates.

"The candidates for change being named to the DCCC Red to Blue program are running solid campaigns and are committed to making things easier for middle class families in their districts," said Van Hollen "With less than 100 days to make their case for change to voters in their districts, the Red to Blue program will give these candidates the financial and structural edge to be even more competitive in November."

From PolitickerOH