who built this country. really, i think we ve lost our connection. i think a lot of us are starting to reclaim that. i think fetterman in pennsylvania is starting to do it. obviously, here in ohio sherrod brown has maintained that connection. i m doing it here. but going all in on rebuilding the great american middle class, plugging these forgotten communities in with broadband, clean water, good infrastructure, bringing back shop class, getting people skilled up and ready to dominate the new economy. my focus on that has been very well received. and, again, how do we cut workers in on the deal but how do we also work with business? we have to come together and dominate the economies of the future because china s going all in on some of these economies. it has to be these public/private partnerships to get it done. i m representing the exhausted majority, democrats, republicans and independents against the extremist. there s a lot of room and a big coalition here. that s what we re bui
factory worker, you may as well just come to grips with the fact that you are never going to have a good job again. i say, screw you. we will never give up on the industrial requests, in ohio. keep all that stuff in california, let s rebuild this state, to rebuild the country, and the great american middle class. ohio is a state, and it was maybe the first state in the union which became illegal, and unlawful, criminalized almost immediately after the dobbs decision. of course, that awful story about a ten-year-old girl, who was first to flee the state, to secure an abortion in neighboring indiana. are you a supporter of national legislation to secure something like roe v. wade, and secure abortion rights, should you be elected to the senate? of course. i voted for the women s health
electric cars, electric tractors, batteries, in ohio, solar panels in toledo. so, really, i want to have to be the arsenal of energy. there is a stark contrast with j.d. vance here because he has said, if you are a 55-year-old factory worker, you may as well just come to grips with the fact that you are never going to have a good job again. i say, screw you. we will never give up on the industrial requests, in ohio. keep all that stuff in california, let s rebuild this state, to rebuild the country, and the great american middle class. ohio is a state, and it was maybe the first state in the union which became illegal, and unlawful, criminalized almost immediately after the dobbs decision. of course, that awful story about a ten-year-old girl, who was first to flee the state, to
change the lives of not just your constituents, but all americans? well this is a very, very good package. i mean, it has deficit reduction in there. and we have to acknowledge that we ve been spending more than we re taking in and we have to start, you know, paying down the national debt and that starts with reducing our an deficit. this bill does that. seniors are getting hammered. my mom included, could pay a thousand dollars a month out of pocket in the compare program. this caps that at $2,000 out of pocket that a senior would have to spend on their prescription drugs. and it also allows us to actually finally, after all of the years talking about it, negotiate down the drug prices. that means more money in people s pockets and what i like best about this is it positions us to rebuild the great american middle class. it puts ohio and america as the arsenal of energy. we have had the arsenal of
we rebuild the great american middle class. sandra: and you have talked a lot about the fate of the chips bill in the state how important for so many jobs there. we ll keep watching all that. final question to you, first presidential primary state poll new hampshire came out and showed support for joe biden for re-election, it is plummeting. in fact, suggested that biden and buttigieg are now tied in a hypothetical 2024 presidential primary match-up. do you support the president in his re-election bid? i m working on my own election and that s all i m focused on right now. we have a little under four months in ohio and running a great campaign, we are up in the polls, and working really hard. so i m going to focus on that and we can chat about that after i win and get in the united states senate. i ll be happy to comment. sandra: it was noted the president held an event there in your state recently, a speech on the economy, i believe, if my memory serves me and you didn t