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'''Mike Reed''' was the [[Governor]] of Ohio from 1999-2007. As a contender for the [[Republican Presidential Primary Election (2006)|2006 Republican Nomination]], Mike Reed dropped out after losing the New Mexico Primary. Gave the keynote speech at the 2006 Republican National Convention, known as the "eight is enough" speech attacking the Bartlet administration (which was in its eighth year in office). |
'''Mike Reed''' was the [[Governor]] of Ohio from 1999-2007. As a contender for the [[Republican Presidential Primary Election (2006)|2006 Republican Nomination]], Mike Reed dropped out after losing the New Mexico Primary. Gave the keynote speech at the 2006 Republican National Convention, known as the "eight is enough" speech attacking the Bartlet administration (which was in its eighth year in office). |
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Revision as of 11:51, 28 March 2013
Mike Reed was the Governor of Ohio from 1999-2007. As a contender for the 2006 Republican Nomination, Mike Reed dropped out after losing the New Mexico Primary. Gave the keynote speech at the 2006 Republican National Convention, known as the "eight is enough" speech attacking the Bartlet administration (which was in its eighth year in office).