Kamrass, the Democrat running in suburban Cincinnati’s 28th Ohio House District, makes no effort to conceal his infatuation with Barack Obama. From taking pictures with the president and first lady to helping attract them to Ohio State’s campus for a campaign rally, it is clear that to Kamrass, Number 44 is undeniably Number 1.
In 2010, as President of Student Government at Ohio State and a former member of the College Democrats, Kamrass played a major role in getting Obama to come to the university for a political rally. You might remember 2010 as the year Republicans took back control of Congress (and the Ohio House) as several Democrats running for re-election tried to distance themselves from the president because of his unpopular healthcare overhaul that had recently been signed into law.
But that didn’t stop Kamrass, the liberal loyalist that he is, from proudly sharing a stage with the president. The event itself cost taxpayers more than $100,000, including $35,000 to the Sheriff’s Office.
When asked by a reporter from the campus newspaper, The Lantern, about the hefty price tag to taxpayers, Kamrass was unfazed, saying the event’s benefits outweighed the costs. “It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our students to see the president and first lady of the United States,” he said...
Well, that's further confirmation Kamrass is the classical Democrat. He's already sticking the taxpayers with the bill to advance his own agenda.
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