Hackett is a good guy but he's not a recognizable political name in Ohio. Just because he says many of the things I like to hear is no guarantee that he'd do the right thing. He has no history from which to base a decision. Serving in Iraq and working hard has afforded him a seat in Congress but not the Senate, not yet at least. I wish he'd run for an open house seat and get some votes behind him. They'll be another Senate vote in 2010 which is plenty of time to earn his spurs.
Like I said, he's a good guy but an unknown quantity when it comes to Progressive values translating into Progressive votes.
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