Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley has stayed active on social media during his stay at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. While he addressed a crowd of delegates at a breakfast event Tuesday, Cranley stuck to the theme: unity.
"Like anything, when you lose something, there is a grieving process," Cranley told WCPO. "But the fact is, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are the top people they care about, and they're all uniting behind Hillary. So I feel very, very confident that the party will be united and is united."
LISTEN to Cranley's remarks below:
Cranley's also been a vocal advocate for Cincinnati and said the Queen City is "leading on progressive issues."
Addressing @OHDems at #DemsInPhilly. Sharing how Cincy is leading on progressive issues. pic.twitter.com/8QUEdGlZGx
— John Cranley (@JohnCranley) July 26, 2016
The mayor also echoed Ohio Democratic Party Chair David Pepper's pleas for party unity in the buckeye state.
"This is Ohio... The other party has never won a national election without your state. It's on you," Pepper said to delegates Monday.
Cranley also snapped a photo with former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland, calling him "our next U.S. Senator."
Ran into Governor (and our next US Senator) @Ted_Strickland after the @OHDems breakfast. pic.twitter.com/LRUVkGVdv7
— John Cranley (@JohnCranley) July 26, 2016
