They watch bigger banks buy up the smaller ones and close the local branches, making it harder and harder for small businesses and working families to get an affordable small busin...
We need to change that.
We know that story is all too common.
When I talk to Ohioans, though, I hear the same message: people do not trust banks, especially the largest banks.
They remember after the Great Recession, when we called it a 'recovery' around here, workers did not get much of a raise and entire neighbor...
And we need to make sure those gains end up in the pockets of working families--the people who made this progress possible.
We need No-Fee Accounts that allow everyone to open a bank account and have control over their hard-earned money.
we are now looking at trade as worker-centered--and Mr. Huttema might say farmer-centered--rather than corporate-centered trade policy.
I never voted for a single trade agreement until USMCA.
most of us on this committee see USMCA as the minimum standard for trade agreements going forward
He talked often of bipartisanship--and he meant it.