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

Thank you. On that I spoke to a number--on your recommendation really--of small businesses in Ohio that were worried about making payroll.

If Republicans want to extend the Trump tax law, they would have to cut everything else.

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

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.

This crisis needs a solution.

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.

The numbers do not add up; not even close.

Democrats are following a smarter approach.

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.

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