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OH: Party swap: Pro-CCW representative feels more at home in among GOP Caucus
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"A western Ohio Democrat who garnered national attention in 2000 when he became the youngest House member in state history at age 18 says he is joining the Republican caucus."
"Rep. Derrick Seaver of Minster in Auglaize County, now 22, said he plans to make the switch official at a news conference today with Ohio GOP leaders. Seaver declined to discuss his reasons until then." ...
"Derrick Seaver is a two-time OFCC PAC endorsee, and a strong supporter of the right to bear arms for self-defense in Ohio. No matter what party he was a part of, he could always have been counted on to support your right to self-defense. As a member of the majority party, however, he will earn a greater role in crafting legislation which will help improve Ohio's concealed carry law, or to 'reform the reform'." ... |
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