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Bob Paduchik
Bob Paduchik, who is a former George W. Bush aide, is the Ohio state director for Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Currently, he is serving as Co-Chairman of the Republican National Committee
Career
Electoral Campaigns
George W. Bush Presidential Campaigns
Paduchik quit his job for Ohio Gov. Bob Taft (R) in 2000. In the state of Ohio, he worked as the decision maker of George W. Bush’s campaign. Speaking with the Cincinnati speaker, Paduchik uttered he was assured because Bush supporters in the state appeared more eager than those supporting the Democratic candidate, Al Gore. Paduchik said, “I’ve done politics for fourteen years, and barely have I seen this sort for excitement for a campaign. … We’re feeling sensible.”During the 2004 presidential election, Paduchik worked as Bush’s Ohio campaign manager.
Rob Portman 2010 U.S. Senate
Paduchik was employed to manage the U.S. Senate campaign of Rob Portman (R) in February 2009. At the time of his hiring, Paduchik said, “Making Rob Portman Ohio’s next legislator is critically necessary to the longer term of Ohio and to the state.”I’m proud to be a part of Rob’s campaign which has already secured an unequaled level of grassroots support.”
Other Works
After Bush was nonappointive in 2000, Paduchik was appointed as deputy assistant secretary of the Office of Intergovernmental, external and Indian Affairs in the U.S. Department of Energy. He served in this role till Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign. After Bush’s re-election, Paduchik went to work with DCI cluster which is a cogent lobbying organization based in Washington, D.C., and then went to work for the Yankee Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity.
Donald Trump Presidential Campaign, 2016
After initially serving as a senior consultant to Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign, Paduchik joined Donald Trump‘s campaign workers as the Ohio state director in June 2016. At the time of Paducah’s hiring, Hillary Clinton (D) had reportedly placed workers in positions throughout the state months before. CNN commentator Kevin Madden said of Paduchik, “There are not several operatives who grasp Ohio and the way to win it as well as Paduchik. But, there’s no doubt this will be a turnaround project. … He has his work cut out; however his journal speaks for itself.” According to Politico, Paducah’s strategy in the state was to first “tap into the Ohio GOP’s strong infrastructure, as well as that of the Republican National Committee’s.”
Letter to Ohio GOP
On October fifteen, 2016, Paduchik sent a letter to the Republican Party of Ohio’s government committee formally severing campaign ties with state party chair Matt Borges. In the letter, Paduchik suspects Borges of “duplicity” for publicly reconsidering his support for Trump. The letter read, in part, “Mr. Trump told me, ‘This is why individuals have lost faith in the establishment and party leaders.’ I have to trust him. Too typically some leaders of our party have been fast to bail on candidates and principles —it’s why our nation is on the incorrect track.” Though Paduchik’s letter served ties Borges, he conjointly asked for the party to continue supporting Trump’s efforts in the state as well as “the Trump Victory payroll, HR and different services it provides.”
