Robert E. Latta

We have provided, as a result of Republican majorities, the biggest tax relief since Ronald Reagan.

industry needs to be a partner to government. And that exactly is the problem; government needs to be a partner to industry.

This notion from the last President that we should get used to a 1.5 or 2 percent GDP, and that is the new normal, the best America could do, is just garbage.

I am glad to stack the Trump economy up against the Obama economy any day of the week.

what my Republican friends won't tell you is how the administration's deregulatory agenda... risks health and safety of the middle class and working poor.

Thanks to policies designed to spur manufacturing in our country we are seeing a revival of the Made in America brand.

A recent survey of small business owners found optimism at an all-time high.

we need to encourage women to understand that this is a great opportunity for women to participate and get more money; that more diversity in every way is important.

manufacturing has changed out there. And I know that I was in a plant not too long ago and asked a gentleman running a CNC machine how long it took him to learn it. He said, "I'm still learning it."

Thanks to historic achievements in tax and regulatory reform, our country is undergoing a manufacturing revival unlike we have seen in a very long time.

I would argue that America's skills gap is really more of a wage gap.

We need widespread broadband connectivity to drive these technologies to their potential.

The FTC functions as the top cop on the beat to keep consumers safe and to promote a vibrant free market in the United States.

The world's most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data.

And on behalf of the committee and the subcommittee we mourn your loss, because what we are here for is to make sure that other families don't suffer the same loss that you have suffered, the loss of your son.

This legislation will establish an independent, nonprofit authority, the Horseracing Anti-Doping and Medication Control Authority.

combating this opioid epidemic is something we are all in and we have to do, because we are looking at these very sobering statistics that 115 Americans are dying every day in the State of Ohio.

the opioid epidemic is a scourge on this country.

Rep. Latta's bill, the INFO Act, embodies an all-encompassing approach by directing the Department of Health and Human Services to create a public and easily accessible electronic dashboard linking to all nationwide efforts and strategies…

Making that data publicly available is a large component of my bill the INFO Act because again I believe this crisis is going to get worse and we need to fight it.

Those are the statistics but you put a face with them. And I talked with a parent who had lost a child because of opioid overdose.

Ohio, in 2015, we lost 3,050 people because of opioid overdoses and last year that total went up to 4,050.

I am working on a bill right now that would create a publicly accessible electronic database to help mitigate these problems.

Remaining at the forefront of this innovation ensures that we do not delay safety advancements, while also having the opportunity to grow jobs and investment.