Difference between revisions of "John H. Cox"
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| − | '''John H. Cox''' is a [[conservative]] talk show host and businessman from [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] running for [[President of the United States]]. He was the first Republican to formally announce his candidacy. | + | '''John H. Cox''' is a [[conservative]] talk show host and businessman from [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]] running for [[President of the United States]]. He was the first Republican to formally announce his candidacy.<ref>http://students.uis.edu/araut01s/john-cox-announces.html</ref> |
A [[millionaire]], Cox is president of the Cox Financial Group in Chicago, a privately held business. He has previously run for political office several times, for the [[U.S. Congress]], [[U.S. Senate]], and Cook County Recorder of Deeds. He lost the Republican primaries for both the Congress and Senate races, and lost the Cook County Recorder of Deeds race where he carried 41% of the vote against the Democratic Party incumbent. He has served as president of the Cook County Republican Party and on the boards of several charities including the [[USO]]. | A [[millionaire]], Cox is president of the Cox Financial Group in Chicago, a privately held business. He has previously run for political office several times, for the [[U.S. Congress]], [[U.S. Senate]], and Cook County Recorder of Deeds. He lost the Republican primaries for both the Congress and Senate races, and lost the Cook County Recorder of Deeds race where he carried 41% of the vote against the Democratic Party incumbent. He has served as president of the Cook County Republican Party and on the boards of several charities including the [[USO]]. | ||
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He was recently in the Values Voter Debate. | He was recently in the Values Voter Debate. | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| − | * [http://www.cox2008.com/cox/ | + | * [http://www.cox2008.com/cox/ Official Campaign website] |
* [http://www.theweeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/013/642dsifq.asp ''The Sane Fringe Candidate'' by Matt Labash, ''Weekly Standard'' 5/21/2007] | * [http://www.theweeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/013/642dsifq.asp ''The Sane Fringe Candidate'' by Matt Labash, ''Weekly Standard'' 5/21/2007] | ||
Revision as of 21:00, September 18, 2007
John H. Cox is a conservative talk show host and businessman from Chicago, Illinois running for President of the United States. He was the first Republican to formally announce his candidacy.[1]
A millionaire, Cox is president of the Cox Financial Group in Chicago, a privately held business. He has previously run for political office several times, for the U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, and Cook County Recorder of Deeds. He lost the Republican primaries for both the Congress and Senate races, and lost the Cook County Recorder of Deeds race where he carried 41% of the vote against the Democratic Party incumbent. He has served as president of the Cook County Republican Party and on the boards of several charities including the USO.
To date he has not been included in most of the televised national debates nor many polls, although he was included in the Iowa Straw Poll of August 11, 2007, where he placed last out of the 11 candidates included. The straw poll was won by Mitt Romney.
He was recently in the Values Voter Debate.
References
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