I often begin these hearings by taking us back to 2008, and to the years that followed, because we are still living with the fallout--and in the case of the Libor scandal, we are still cleaning up a mess caused by the biggest banks in the world, more than a decade later.
Sherrod Brown reflects on the ongoing impact of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Here they go again, those same attacks against Sherrod Brown. With everything going on, that’s what they’re talking about. In Ohio, it’s against the law to perform transgender surgeries on kids. That’s right, it’s illegal.
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.
Tell them how important this election is, and how important it is that they get out and vote.
Those unions support me in large part because their members don’t like higher electric bills. Their members don’t like having no say on these datacenters coming to their towns.
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