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CINCINNATI, OH — Republican candidate for Congress, Eric Conroy launches his second ad ahead of the general election in November. “Spy Novel” highlights Eric Conroy’s journey from Elder High School on Cincinnati’s West Side to the Air Force Academy, where he graduated with honors. He then served in the Air Force, where he led special operations forces, and in the CIA, where he recruited assets, hunted down terrorists, and kept America safe. Eric Conroy has always been on duty and wants to continue his life of service by representing Southwest Ohio in Congress. 

“I have spent my life serving this country. I was “always on duty.” I am running for Congress to continue my life of service and be “on duty” for Southwest Ohio. In comparison, Greg Landsman has always been on duty to serve himself: tripling his net worth since elected to office by trading stocks, pretending to be a moderate while appeasing far-left progressives in California and New York, and continuing his career as a professional politician. It’s time for the people of Cincinnati to come first; I look forward to being “on duty” again when I am elected in November,” Conroy said.

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Eric Conroy’s story reads like a spy novel.

His steel was forged under the Friday night lights at Elder High and in the mud of the Air Force Academy, graduating with honors and rising to captain. 

Eric Conroy commanded special operations forces overseas. After joining the CIA, Conroy recruited assets in warzones and hunted down terrorists to protect our country. 

In the snows of Eastern Europe, Conroy ran high-stakes operations in Russia’s backyard, working clandestinely, gathering intelligence, keeping America safe. ‘I was always on duty’. 

Raised in a West Side family, a true son of Cincinnati, Eric Conroy learned the lessons of the greatest generation from his grandfather. ‘Service Before Self, always’. 

The crooks and career politicians in Congress better wake up. Change is coming in November. 

I’m Eric Conroy and I approve this message.