From the
Press Release:
Boston, MA – Today, State Senator Kevin Coughlin (R-OH) announced his endorsement of Governor Mitt Romney's presidential campaign. State Senator Coughlin represents the 27th Senate District in Ohio and has been serving the people of Ohio for ten years.
"Our nation needs a leader like Governor Romney, a candidate with a proven record of accomplishment and success at governing using conservative principles. I am confident he can build a stronger America by reforming health care, improving education, restoring fiscal responsibility, and keeping our nation's military strong. I look forward to joining Governor Romney as he discusses his ideas to bring change to Washington with Ohians," said State Senator Coughlin.
Governor Romney added, "State Senator Coughlin understands that it is the American people, not government bureaucracy, that makes America great. I look forward to working with him to explain to Ohio voters my plans to create jobs, keep taxes low, strengthen families, and keep our nation safe from the threat of terrorism."
This is an interesting development... With the controversial goings-on in Summit county, I wouldn't think that Coughlin or Romney would want to go this route until things settle down a bit.
