Gabrielle Williamson

In a written statement, Gabrielle Williamson, a spokeswoman for the Ohio Democratic Party, criticized Petro for not filing the lawsuit sooner after problems with the fund surfaced.
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"Petro would have been the hero had he done his job . . ." Williamson said.

"This must be a groundbreaking theory of law," said Gabrielle Williamson, a spokeswoman for the Ohio Democratic Party.

People are coming down from Columbus and Toledo to help with that race," said Gabrielle Williamson, a spokeswoman for the Ohio Democratic Party.

According to Ohio Democratic Spokesperson Gabrielle Williamson, "We have yet to see the Republicans get rid of their bad apples," and the facts bear out her observation.[2] On the local, state and federal levels, Republicans will tell any lie, break any law, and rig any election to consolidate and abuse their authority over regular citizens.

In Ohio, Democrats are officially "neutral" about the DLC and its New Democratic movement, but party members did attend the DLC's recent annual meeting in Columbus, according to party spokeswoman Gabrielle Williamson.

Williamson is not hip to "progressive patriotism" or the DLC's major policies, but did applaud the council's efforts to reinvigorate Dems nationwide.

"[The DLC] is not a splinter organization," Williamson said."Many groups are working to unify Democrats, and it's working.What Democrats want is a vision and strong policy ideas for this country, and folks will be attracted from all different backgrounds and [party] wings, and those in the middle ground."

Williamson also predicts that red Ohio will go blue in 2008.

"Ohioans have had enough," Williamson said."There's been a disappearance of jobs in Ohio, and young folks are leaving for job markets elsewhere.Ohio is ripe for change, and what you see is that the climate is ready to change from Republican to Democrat."

Williamson added, "The beauty of being a Democrat is that we draw from so many various experiences and policy positions.It's a blessing that we have such a varied field of Democrats."

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Williamson believes that the varied field of Democrats and their viewpoints serves the party well.

"It's outrageous that someone who is convicted of campaign finance violations cannot recognize the systemic ethical problems in Ohio," said Gabrielle Williamson, Spokesperson for the Ohio Democratic Party.

Gabrielle Williamson named Ohio Democratic Party Assistant Director of Communications

Monday, July 18, 2005

Gabrielle Williamson named Ohio Democratic Party Assistant Director of Communications FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabrielle Williamson 614-348-8653 Monday, July 18, 2005 - Columbus, OH - Ohio Democratic Party Chair Denny White announced today that Gabrielle Williamson has been hired as the Party's Deputy Director of Communications.Gabrielle Williamson named Ohio Democratic Party Assistant Director of Communications FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabrielle Williamson 614-348-8653 Monday, July 18, 2005 - Columbus, OH - Ohio Democratic Party Chair Denny White announced today that Gabrielle Williamson has been hired as the Party's Deputy Director of Communications.
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Williamson, 32, is a media consultant in Dayton, Ohio.A graduate of The Ohio State School of Journalism, Williamson once served as a writing fellow in the Washington D.C. Bureau of the Cleveland Plain Dealer covering stories out of the White House and Congress.In 2002 she challenged Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted for the 37th House seat."The Ohio Democratic Party is extremely fortunate to have Gabrielle on staff," White said.
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"I'm eager to serve the Party," Williamson said.

"This must be groundbreaking theory of law," said Gabrielle Williamson, spokesperson for the Ohio Democratic Party.

Contact: Gabrielle Williamson, Director of Communications 937-304-3300 / Gabrielle@jenniferbrunner.com

The issue was discussed in party circles and most thought it was a bad idea, said Gabrielle Williamson, spokeswoman for the Ohio Democratic Party.

"It's our feeling that it should be up to Taft and his own conscience," Williamson said.