Sherrod Brown: “The RMB was valued at about 5.5 to the dollar. Then from 1995 to 2005, it was valued at about 8.28 without change.”

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.

He stood up for me, and he didn't even know me.

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

Nobody knows they’re there. They eat up our land. They swallow up our water … then once they’re built, our electricity prices go up.