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I had the pleasure of visiting Portsmouth today, on the eastern edge of the 2nd District. My first stop was at Clay High School, where I spoke with a government class about how the leaders today make the decisions that will affect all of us for years to come, and we talked about the issues [...]

Cincinnati – Dr. Victoria Wulsin, who is running to challenge Jean Schimidt for Congress in the 2nd Congressional District, filed her year-end report with the FEC today showing over $500,000 raised in 2007. Wulsin’s total was well above that of her primary opponent, and remained over $130,000 ahead of Representative Schmidt for the year.

Despite multiple deadly accidents over the last two years, Representative Jean Schmidt failed to support the safety of working people in her district this week. Schmidt voted against HR 4986, which would require mines to install new safety equipment to prevent deadly accidents like the one at West Virginia’s Sago Mine in 2006.

On Thursday evening I had the pleasure of attending a meeting of the Anderson-Newtown Democrats. I was glad to visit them again – they offer fine hospitality (and served some delicious appetizers).

BY MALIA RULON | ENQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU WASHINGTON – It wouldn’t be election season without a debate challenge. It would be like starting spring without a groundhog. Well, the 2nd District’s Democratic primary election is in full swing. We know that because Democrat Steve Black challenged Democrat Victoria Wulsin to debate him a minimum of [...]

Recently, Vic Wulsin rolled out multiple labor endorsements for the 2008 Democratic primary. A public health doctor board certified in occupational medicine, Wulsin has long worked with organized labor on workplace health and safety issues. Her background includes work at the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health and as a uniformed officer in the [...]

Supporters Note History of Work with Labor, Focus on Solutions Cincinnati – Dr. Victoria Wulsin, MD, who came within one percent of beating Republican Rep. Jean Schmidt in 2006, rolled out multiple labor endorsements this morning for the 2008 Democratic primary in Ohio’s 2nd District.

Six years after No Child Left Behind was enacted in 2002, it remains a textbook example of the wrong way to reform education. Awell-intentioned idea, NCLB lacked the funding and this country lacked the leadership to be effective in changing American education for the better. NCLB turned out to be educational “deform”. We need to [...]

For Ohio Republicans, Friday might be known as the day they finally could exhale. That’s when the filing deadline passed in the presidential battleground state, following a year marked by Congressional retirements and a brutally expensive special election.

It’s a busy time here at Wulsin for Congress. We’re rushing to meet another FEC deadline, getting ready to submit our nominating petitions and preparing a few surprises for the next weeks.