Let Me Be Blunt: Never Forgotten
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court released a decision that gutted key provisions of the Voting Rights
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Let Me Be Blunt: Ballrooms Can Wait, Americans Can’t
While President Trump may feel confident in his decision, I urge him to reconsider. Ballrooms can wait, relief … voted no. To learn more about my decision, read my full statement HERE . There’s more work
Highs and Lows: Bolstering our Critical Minerals Supply Chain
testament to Utah’s preeminent capabilities and a decisive step toward securing a safe and reliable critical mineral
Let Me Be Blunt: Thank You to the Women Who Raised Us
administration’s FY 2027 budget request and decisions to rollback decades of environmental protection policies critical to protecting
Let Me Be Blunt: Knowledge Is the Light of the Mind
will follow the science and make data-driven decisions. With our health and our economy on the line
Senate Republicans want to make it easy to vote and hard to cheat in America
Supreme Court. We won. Ohio won. And that decision is now legal precedent for voter roll maintenance across
The Tiffany Telegram: April 10, 2026
regulated plans so patients and doctors can make decisions based on what is best in the exam room
Newsletter: DHS Funding, Farmers, and Corpus Christi Military Installations
gaveled out. Over the weekend, President Trump took decisive action to pay Transportation Security Administration workers
Highs and Lows: Prediction Markets are Gambling
federal regulation is pushing states out of the decision-making process. As you know, Utah prohibits all forms
Gas Prices Are Up -- What You Should Know
involvement related to Iran. Our Constitution is clear: decisions of war and peace must be made with full
Let Me Be Blunt: This is a Matter of Life and Death
that there are real, human consequences to the decisions they make here. The Future of AI One thing
Husted connects with southwest Ohioans during telephone town hall
relief to families who had to make the decision between paying their bills and caring for their families
Julie’s Journal: February edition
checkout line. It’s a reminder that policy decisions made far from small towns often have real impacts … work-life balance, handling criticism respectfully, making tough decisions, and what it’s really like serving in Congress
Trump Tariff Taxes Tossed
Nellie Pou writing to you about an important decision today from the Supreme Court striking down President Trump … tariffs have made it worse. Today’s decision comes as new data shows economic growth in the fourth
Let Me Be Blunt: Finding Love in a Difficult Moment
appeals court upheld the status, calling Noem’s decision illegal. Given the current humanitarian and political crisis
Let Me Be Blunt: Keeping You in the Loop/Black History Month “Feels”
ultimately empowers them to make more informed decisions about their health and save millions in health care costs … assault on Americans’ trust in vaccines and the decision to overhaul our immunization schedule to match Denmark
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Highlighting School Choice Week
families first. They pair localized curriculum with parental decision-making. They provide access to education that helps every
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Life is a Gift
years since the Roe v. Wade decisions. Since then, we have seen a long fight, and recent victories … protecting young lives. The Dobbs decision restored the right of the American people to enact pro-life laws
Husted connects with northeast Ohioans during telephone town hall
heard concerns about the Department of Commerce’s decision to suspend the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) award
2025: Year in review
empower patients to make better health care decisions (awaits Senate action). Click here to read … year anniversary of the Dobbs decision. Image Passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports
Let Me Be Blunt: We’ve Been Through a Lot
Board of Education. Brown was the Supreme Court decision that declared school segregation unconstitutional. Every state gets
Setting our students up for success
have the information they need to make informed decisions to avoid debt that can shackle them for years
Thanksgiving and the blessing of adoption
legislation to support women who make the courageous decision to choose adoption and families hoping to grow through
Let Me Be Blunt: Promises Won’t Bring Your Premiums Down
Court’s landmark Brown v. Board of Education decision, to his work dismantling discrimination in housing, employment
October Newsletter
states in the nation with this authority! This decision empowers our state—not Washington bureaucrats—to manage coal … seniors can make their health care decisions with transparency. Honoring President Trump’s peace through strength agenda: President