Tim Ryan

We have got to start showing them that we are here to cut them in on the deal, that we`re here to help them.

The smart move would be to move that money to child care.

If we want to be competitive as a country, if we want to succeed and rebuild the middle class, and start providing upward mobility in our society, we got to start cutting workers in on the deal.

I think this shows, Joy, more than anything, how absolutely disconnected from reality so many of these politicians are.

Put that money to child care and you’ll see millions of workers that will be able to go back.

There is dignity in work and people want to go work.

We got to get wages up. We got to do the $15 minimum wage.

Well, the reality is, we have got to start showing them that we are here to cut them in on the deal, that we`re here to help them.

I appreciate the question. And you are right, it is critical.

I think this is a program, after getting briefed on it, Madam Chair, I would love for the committee to at least get a one pager on it where the chaplains are really integrating some of these practices around mindfulness and other practices…

We shouldn't be blowing money on--you know, because we can't get diabetes under control within our rank and file.

The problem is an antiquated food delivery system that fails to make nutritious food available in adequate quantities.

The health and medical readiness of our servicemembers and their families is critical to the optimal performance on the battlefield.

We see higher rates of diabetes, higher rates of obesity, and we have got a lot of work to do.

We would like to get the money back that went to the wall that is not being used.

I hope they will not come at the cost of increased risk in training and readiness.

As this young man's Member of Congress, I am committed to working with the Air Force and holding it accountable to ensure that corrective action is being taken to honor Lieutenant David Schmitz's sacrifice and to ensure this never happens…

I worked with Chairwoman Kaptur to pass report language specifically urging the Corps to do exactly that and still nothing was done.

There is no reason that if the Army Corps and the EPA were truly worried about liability they couldn't work with the State of Ohio.

I have been trying for over 18 years, since the day I arrived in Congress, to get this river cleaned up.

I can't help but feel very frustrated, to be honest, with both the Army Corps of Engineers and the EPA.

I think is a great opportunity.

President Biden, through the American Jobs Plan, called to build, preserve, and retrofit more than 2 million homes and commercial buildings.

Pike County now has the highest rate of cancer incidents in the entire State of Ohio

The local community protested this and they wanted the waste to be removed and disposed of in a separate location