Fighting the Unbeatable Foe - Diemer, Tom
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Howard Metzenbaum, a poor Jewish kid from the inner city of Cleveland who fought his way to wealth and the United States Senate, became one of Ohio's dominant politicians in the second half of the twentieth century. This title tells his story - from his upset of John Glenn to his years as a powerful and outspoken member of the US Senate.

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Howard Metzenbaum, a poor Jewish kid from the inner city of Cleveland who fought his way to wealth and the United States Senate, became one of Ohio's dominant politicians in the second half of the twentieth century. This title tells his story - from his upset of John Glenn to his years as a powerful and outspoken member of the US Senate.
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Tom Diemer covered Howard Metzenbaum during most of his second and third Senate terms. As a Plain Dealer congressional and political reporter, Diemer was on the beat in Washington from Ronald Reagan's second term through mid-2004. He covered seven presidential campaigns during his career with the Cleveland newspaper and The Associated Press. He is currently deputy editor and lecturer in Northwestern University's Medill News Service Washington program.