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Congressman for Ohio’s 13th District. Follow me on Instagram:

Warren, OH
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  1. 54 minutes ago

    This is reckless and harms women all across Ohio. Republicans need to stop these attacks on reproductive rights.

    Ohio Gov. John Kasich signs one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bans; vetoes 'heartbeat bill'
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  2. 7 hours ago

    This shutdown can end right now. But the President and Republicans decided to play games with hundreds of thousands of federal jobs for an ineffective wall. It’s insulting to the hard-working men and women who help run our country every day. They deserve better.

    Roughly 800,000 federal employees are affected by the shutdown, and hundreds of thousands of them could face furloughs over Christmas week if a deal isn't reached quickly
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  3. 23 hours ago

    As emphatically told us last week from the Oval Office, this shut down is on him. It is entirely in the President and Congressional Republicans’ power to end this tantrum and fulfill the original agreement that was set to pass overwhelmingly. 3/3

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  4. 23 hours ago

    Once again we are in the midst of a government shutdown brought about by their own internal squabbles and backwards priorities. They are beholden to far-right talking heads instead of the American people who elected them. 2/3

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  5. 23 hours ago

    The GOP has mastered the art of winning elections by fear-mongering, but it is abundantly clear they have yet to master the art of governing the country. 1/3

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  6. Retweeted
    Dec 21

    With $5.7B, you could: -- Cover 852,017 uninsured Americans or -- Fund universal pre-K plan (options b/w $2B-$12B) Granted you'd want these be recurring expenses rather than annual, but GOP also wants $25 billion for wall -- Repairing Flint's water pipes: $55 million

    And just like that, GOP discovers $5.7 billion for a wall. $5.7 billion What if we instead added $5.7B in teacher pay? Or replacing water pipes? Or college tuition/prescription refill subsidies? Or green jobs? But notice how no one’s asking the GOP how they’re paying for it.
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  7. Dec 21

    : Yesterday I was proud to vote in favor of the . The bill is exactly what it sounds like: a first step towards truly reforming our broken and all-too-often discriminatory criminal justice system.

    US Rep. Tim Ryan votes for sentencing, prison reforms bill
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  8. Retweeted
    Dec 21

    Nearly 80% of Americans.

    Tonight, I asked Scott Perry (R-Pa.) about effect of fed employees being furloughed. He argued it had no real impact since employees eventually get paid back. "Who’s living that they’re not going to make it to the next paycheck?"
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  9. Dec 21

    My thoughts are with Justice Ginsburg and her family as she recovers from this procedure.

    BREAKING: SCOTUS Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had surgery to remove two malignant nodules in her left lung
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  10. Dec 21

    Nope! Not how this works.

    The Democrats now own the shutdown!
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  11. Dec 21

    It doesn't matter who you voted for. Secretary Mattis's resignation is a serious thing. The issues he laid out in his letter should concern us all. This Congress must hold the President accountable.

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  12. Dec 20

    I have some thoughts about this looming shutdown...

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    Dec 20

    .: Everywhere he went on the campaign trail, President Trump promised that Mexico would pay for the border wall. But now he wants to shut down the government to make American taxpayers foot the bill.

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  14. Dec 20

    Fair and impartial justice is a moral imperative and the great unfinished work of achieving full civil rights for every citizen. I was proud to vote in favor of this legislation today to advance the cause of justice. 3/3

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  15. Dec 20

    For too long our justice system has disproportionately targeted people of color and trapped low-income Americans into a cycle of debt and incarceration. Unrigging this system will take time, but we must fight every day to ensure it takes as little time as possible. 2/3

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  16. Dec 20

    THREAD: As the name would suggest, the is just the first step in what absolutely must be a broad, deliberate, and comprehensive approach to reforming how criminal justice is handled in the United States. 1/3

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  17. Dec 20

    Two pennies, on average!

    Republicans promised workers huge bonuses from the GOP tax bill. They got pennies.
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  18. Retweeted
    Dec 20

    There's no place like home for the holidays! From all of us at Youngstown State, we wish you and yours a happy, joyous season with those you love most. To view the full video on Youtube, click the link:

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  19. Dec 19

    Thank you Hubbard City Council for joining the fight to save GM Lordstown.

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  20. Dec 19

    Republicans call their tax bill a victory. It's not. Corporations will reap an extra $54 billion in total savings in 2018, while American workers only get 2 cents more per hour. We've got to call it out for what it is: a scam.

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