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I can't speak for everybody else, but I would not support an impeachment of Trump. There's just simply no reason for that, no matter what happens in the midterms.

If you want your freedom and your fortune, then you need to vote for Republicans.

We're the party of drill, baby drill. They're the part of closing down pipelines and refineries and power plants.

Yeah, look, it's common sense versus crazy.

And think about this, you can't keep sending the same old Sherrod Brown back to Washington and expect different results.

Look, he's been there for 50 years and everywhere I go, no one can name a single thing that he ever did for them.

Social Security is a sacred promise to our seniors, and I am fully committed to protecting the benefits they have earned through a lifetime of hard work.

To ensure that Social Security benefits are there for future generations, we need to ensure that billionaires are paying their fair share by raising the tax cap so we can extend the life of the program.

I’ll always oppose Wall Street’s efforts to privatize Social Security.

We're rebuilding the steel industry. We're rebuilding the automotive industry. We're bringing in new industry, and we've got a long way to go. And we hope Washington and the financial centers start to see the Great Lakes cities again. They…

I feel that I have to let people know I’ll protect their children, and … I do believe the responsibility is with the parents, with the schools, and with the leagues, especially after 18.

I have supported human rights for everyone, I have a good record. But on that particular issue, the people who should be giving us guidelines have no guidelines.

The public has to know where you stand on something. I don’t think I’ve taken rights away from anybody.

The prolonged effect of capital litigation on victims’ families complicates broad claims that either an execution or a life sentence necessarily provides closure.

I no longer believe Ohio’s experience supports the deterrence argument that once shaped my position.

After driving up healthcare costs, this is a slap in the face to all of us. And the timing… well the timing speaks for itself.

The most promising ways to pay for it is a radical shift in healthcare.

On its face" the proposal is concerning "because $5,000 per person going into the economy would fuel inflation,