Hearing from Ohioans about what matters to them
state, I thought it could be fun to ask them their opinions on the Cleveland Browns’ performance … what they had to say: I also asked listeners their thoughts on making life more affordable. These were
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The Tiffany Telegram: April 17, 2026
food stamp rolls . That came after the USDA asked each state to cooperate with a nationwide review
The Tiffany Telegram: April 10, 2026
someone claims they are fleeing danger and asks the United States for asylum, why would they turn around
Connecting with northern Ohioans during telephone town hall
education systems. On the call, I asked listeners their thoughts on railway safety and robocalls. Here is what
Newsletter: DHS Funding, Farmers, and Corpus Christi Military Installations
paychecks as soon as this week. Americans overwhelmingly asked for border security in the last election, and they
The Tiffany Telegram: March 13, 2026
sent a letter this week asking the Trump administration to provide key data, including how many children have
The Tiffany Telegram: March 6, 2026
time when our nation faces threats, I ask every Wisconsinite to join me in praying for the safety
American Protection
this week, I joined 71 House members asking the appropriate agencies to urge China to stop these vape
Husted connects with southwest Ohioans during telephone town hall
American citizen before they register and asking them to show photo I.D. at the polls. On my teletownhall … into a sanctuary city. On the call, I asked listeners their thoughts on reducing fraud in our education
Julie’s Journal: February edition
conversation about leadership, careers, and public service. Students asked questions ranging from choosing a major and finding
Connecting with Ohioans during my latest telephone town hall
which reduces the potential for fraud. Another constituent asked about workforce development in our state and what … qualify for workforce credentials. On the call, I asked Ohioans their thoughts on lowering the cost of prescription
Helping Americans break free from government dependency
will find hope in the Upward Mobility Act. Ask anyone who works on family poverty and they … about the burden of the benefits cliff. Ask employers and they’ll say the same—they have workers
Julie's Journal: January Edition
basketball jersey and jacket! Students asked a wide variety of thoughtful questions about gun control, the Epstein files … lifelong civic engagement, showing a genuine interest in asking questions and helping shape a stronger future
Husted connects with northeast Ohioans during telephone town hall
raise for servicemembers. A few of you also asked me about the Affordable Care Act subsidies … improvement and innovation capability. On the call, I asked listeners their thoughts on reducing fraud in our health
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Backing the Blue in 2026
President Trump’s desk. Police officers don’t ask for praise. They just ask for the tools
Progress for Ohio in year one
town hall halls where folks joined me to ask questions or discuss topics that are important to them … Columbus office at (614) 369-4925 and ask to speak to the military and veterans caseworker
My recent telephone town hall: Protecting Ohioans from financial scams
themselves from financial scams. Throughout our conversations, I asked Ohioans different questions to see if they or their … helpful to you. That’s why I ask for feedback throughout every telephone town hall. Understanding your priorities
Julie’s Journal Special Edition: Honoring our Veterans
Veteran Resources : 1-877-424-3838 or Chat Ask VA Schedule a 1-on-1 Appointment with
October Newsletter
credits were enacted. We should all be asking, if the Affordable Care Act was working as intended, would … letter with seven of my House Republican colleagues asking President Trump for clarity on his administration’s plans
Government Shutdown Q&A: How did we get here?
next 10 years. We should all be asking, if the Affordable Care Act was working as intended, would
My latest telephone town hall: Hearing from Ohioans about the shutdown
reopen the government. All Senate Republicans are asking for is to pass a clean continuing resolution, which means … your priorities. On the call, I asked listeners questions to see where they stand on issues related
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: End the Schumer Shutdown
specifically said about shutdowns. Back in 2013, Schumer asked in an interview: “What if I persuaded my caucus
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Protecting Social Security, Supporting Our Seniors
Nebraska. They report that fewer Nebraskans are asking for help navigating Social Security issues. That’s a sign
Highs and Lows: An Affordable, Reliable, and Clean Energy Future
importance of innovative, American energy. Consumers are asking for energy choices that are more affordable, reliable, and clean
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Providing the Good Life
week. That’s not too much to ask. Medicaid is going to continue to grow at $750 billion … Medicaid for the future. It delivers what Nebraskans asked for: accountability and access. Rural hospitals receive more resources