Sherrod Brown
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Sherrod Campbell Brown is an American politician currently serving as the senior United States senator from Ohio, a position he has held since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Brown previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 1993, to January 3, 2007. Throughout his career, he has been a strong advocate for workers' rights and has focused on issues such as healthcare, job creation, and economic equality. Brown has been known for his commitment to representing the interests of Ohio workers in the Senate.
If acquitted in the Senate, what would prevent the President from continuing to side with Putin and other adversaries instead of our intelligence community and career diplomats?
I appreciate Senator Menendez always speaking up for human rights, regardless who the President is, regardless of any colleagues running for President, whenever the President calls on them, and Senator Menendez has always been a Senator…
Yes. MR. WYDEN. My colleague has been an enormous champion for consumers, and I just want to ask my colleague, didn't he and finance Democrats try in the Finance Committee to get rid of the restrictions on negotiating to do exactly what he…
We are writing to request information regarding Formation Capital's investment in companies providing nursing home care.
I always appreciate Senator Menendez standing up for human rights all over the world, and this is one of the worst human rights violations the world has seen in the last 150 years. I thank my friend from New Jersey. ____________________
The best gift you can give these first responders, Mr. President, is getting these guns off the streets so they don't have to fight them anymore.
I appreciate Senator Casey's advocacy for disabled Americans and for children especially. I just want to make a brief comment, for I know he has some other comments to make, on his support for Medicaid and on the efforts that we have made…
Thank you, and thanks for the kind introduction, Congresswoman Hartzler, and everything that you do for the folks in the 4th District of Missouri.
I appreciate Senator Isakson's work as the leader of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, his bipartisan work to advance the causes of veterans in our country. I was in Columbia, SC, last week, and a veteran who had attempted suicide seven…
I thank my friend from Cincinnati for his work on both the issues he spoke about--both, on sex trafficking, which is a terrible affliction in our country and especially in Ohio, and on the issue of opioid deaths. We lose almost 100 people…
The DoD, either because of the authorization act in 2007 or a recognition that it saves lives, has been transitioning to renewable energy.
I think that our party needs to nominate somebody that can win the industrial Midwest, the heart land, the Great Lake states, the plains states from Pennsylvania to Iowa.
Yesterday former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said that corporate debt is at high levels and would prolong the damage of an economic downturn if it were to come or whenever it comes, leading to more corporate bankruptcies.
I agree that is an important goal, but enforcement can begin and end with protecting wealthy investors.
The President claimed last year's Republican tax bill would mean more money in workers' paychecks, but instead, we have seen these stock buybacks explode this year to a record $894 billion.
All too often, we see corporate boards and executives focus on short-term profits instead of long-term investments in their companies and their workers.
We cannot throw 80 percent of the data, including on suspicious activity, out the window.
That's why it's critical we consider ways to update and strengthen our anti-money laundering regime.
Community and regional banks play a critical role alongside our biggest banks in monitoring transactions across the country.
Money launderers are looking for the weakest link, whether it is HSBC or BB&T or Lone Star National Bank.





