Hogan became known as “Ohio’s Crusading Attorney General,” and took on many legal fights against government corruption, convicting many public officials from both the Democrat and Republican parties. Win or lose, Hogan always managed to rise above his political enemies by utilizing his personal qualities of honesty, wit, courtesy and hard work.

From New York to Washington, D.C., to Boston and beyond, these visits present a unique opportunity for Irish America to hold them accountable on one of the most pressing issues of our time—Irish unification.

Majorities of voters in both Northern Ireland and the Republic think that it is important to plan for the possibility of Irish unity, according to the latest polls for a major research project in both jurisdictions.

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