Sherrod Brown

Better transit means new zero-emission and low-emission buses. And it means faster, safer service so that more people can get to the doctor, to the grocery store, to work, to church.

Whose side are you on?

When we let corporations run the economy, workers and their families always, always pay the price--whether it's for the greed of Norfolk Southern or Silicon Valley Bank, or Big Pharma or Big Oil.

Companies followed the Wall Street business model, obsessed with short-term profits, at the expense of everything and everyone else.

Norfolk Southern chose to invest much of its massive profits in making its executives and shareholders wealthier, at the expense of the Ohio communities.

Senator Vance and I have come together to introduce our Railway Safety Act, to make trains safer as they go through communities like East Palestine.

I hope my colleagues will put partisanship aside, as Senator Vance and I are doing on rail safety, to stand with the people we serve.

Whose side are you on? Do you stand with corporate lobbyists or do you stand with communities like East Palestine?

Better transit means new zero-emission and low-emission buses.

Companies followed the Wall Street business model, obsessed with short-term profits, at the expense of everything and everyone else.

I heard directly from Ohio farmers seeking assurance that they can safely plant and sell their cattle and their crops.

The numbers do not add up; not even close.

I wish my colleagues were as interested in tax cheating among billionaires as they are low-income people, but I guess that is just the way politics in 2023 seems to work.

Bank failures are a painful reminder about the importance of strong safeguards.

This debt prioritization sounds like another version of Senator Scott's privatization of Medicare and Social Security.

The railroad lobbyists continued just aggressively to lobby this body and to lobby the regulators.

This crisis needs a solution.

The promises pile up, but the numbers do not add up.

Goodbye to Medicaid and the guarantee of nursing home coverage.

Norfolk Southern chose to invest much of its massive profits in making its executives and shareholders wealthier, at the expense of the Ohio communities.

Senator Vance and I have come together to introduce our Railway Safety Act, to make trains safer as they go through communities like East Palestine.

When we let corporations run the economy, workers and their families always pay the price.

I hope my colleagues will put partisanship aside, as Senator Vance and I are doing on rail safety.

Better transit means new zero-emission and low-emission buses.

Whose side are you on? Do you stand with corporate lobbyists or do you stand with communities like East Palestine?