Tim Ryan
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Tim Ryan is a Democratic politician from Ohio, known for his service as a U.S. Representative. He has represented Ohio's 13th congressional district since 2003, focusing on issues such as job creation, education, and healthcare. Ryan has been an advocate for manufacturing and has worked to support the middle class in his district. He has also been involved in various initiatives aimed at addressing the opioid crisis in Ohio. In 2020, he ran for the Democratic nomination for President, emphasizing a message of unity and economic opportunity.
I think, you know, we can do both. We appreciate your communications with us... but we also think the American people and the press need to hear directly from you.
There are a lot of inequality. There are opportunities for a greater role for prevention and education and earlier treatment.
You look at the lack of communication, you look at the lack of--you guys didn't even see the FBI threat assessment.
There`s no question that Sherrod`s been able to run in Ohio and win because he talks about the issues that the average family, the average worker are facing every single day.
I think it`s really important that the American people get an opportunity to really see the end results to real human beings, real families after January 6th.
There is a federal murder investigation that has been opened into his death. We haven’t heard anything from the medical examiner. We haven’t heard anything from prosecutors.
I appreciate that. I mean, those of us on this committee feel a deep sense of responsibility to our colleagues...
We need to honor their sacrifice by providing the certainty that comes with sufficient annual funding.
We've got to get reconnected with those working class people... They've got to see us as a party that's going to deliver for them on the bread and butter issues.
I think Joe Biden is has done a good job. I think, obviously, he he's going to win, he's going to win with probably over 300 electoral votes. He won and rebuilt the blue wall.
Joe Biden was smart enough and his team smart enough to recognize that that it's a transition. He's supportive of those natural gas plants in Western PA and $10 billion, one and in eastern Ohio, where there's thousands and thousands of…
We have a lot of work to do. I am a candidate, Brian, I'm down, you know, nine points from my election two years ago and it was all around defund the police, a million dollars worth of ads in my district and all over the country around a…
We've got to be smart. And I think Joe Biden is smart. And he's laying this out very methodically on how we move to the build back better, and how we begin to green the economy immediately, but cut these workers in on the deal.
I am proud to have introduced the American Family Act in the House of Representatives with Congresswoman Suzan DelBene of Washington.
The single policy that would do more than any other to reduce child poverty is a universal $2,700 child tax credit.
Until Congress can demonstrate to the American people that it can work in a bipartisan way to solve real problems, I believe that including this language in the approps bill to block a proposed pay raise for Members of Congress is just the…
Obviously, the Congressman has been one of the big advocates, but we have been trying to deal on our side through the legislative branch with taking steps to help accommodate.
Until we put our constituents first, and if we are going to talk about legislative branch increases, let's think about the staff and the good quality people that we need so we can better serve our constituents.
If you are going to talk about increasing pay anywhere in the legislative side of things, let's go with the staff first.





