We want to make sure that if you ever, God forbid, get another Joe Biden-type president who's just going to open the border, that makes it much tougher for him to do what he did.

That, obviously, is an intolerable national security risk.

What we will certainly never do, nor anybody would intend to do, is to ban the sale of Mercedes-Benz automobiles in America.

Thanks to Canada’s failed leadership, Ohio’s skies are seeing the worst pollution on record and Ohioans across the state are being subjected to hazardous conditions — we will not tolerate this incompetence.

If Canada will not manage its forests to prevent these fires, the United States will look elsewhere, and act on our own, to protect our people.

My bill will declare an emergency, sanction all Canadian officials responsible, and study a victims compensation fund driven by imposing additional tariffs.

I would encourage every American to tune in tonight to the President’s speech. This may be the most important Oval Office address since the Cuban Missile Crisis. The time for complacency with China is over.

I’ll be introducing a bill next week to sanction Canada and the responsible Canadian government officials for this atrocity.

You would expect that to be New York or Miami or San Francisco. Cincinnati regularly is in the top five, if not the number one city in the country, for percentage of rent increases.

We’ve cut taxes, eliminated three business taxes, and invested in infrastructure and our workforce.

This did not happen by accident—it has been decades of focus.

But you would expect our housing stock to keep up with that growth, or at least stay flat.

That was a really important experience for me. Because it solidified my progressive values, while also showing me that the folks on the other side of the aisle were, to a large degree, just trying to do what they thought was right, even…

Todd Blanche is the right person for the job. He knows the law. He knows how the Justice Department works. The Senate should confirm him quickly as Attorney General.

It’s the worst-case scenario for us.

We sold the railroad because we were facing a $400m deferred capital maintenance bill, and were very concerned that we didn’t have the money to maintain the infrastructure that we had, much less build new infrastructure.

Our city’s growing. For the first time in a generation, our population is growing.

the backlash against tax breaks offered to data centers and other priority businesses prompted Republican Gov. Mike DeWine to pause the state's tax exemptions