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roundtable in Columbus with business, nonprofit, and government leaders from across Ohio about the benefits cliff … worker matters,” said Lyle Huffman, Executive Vice President, Government Affairs & Community Impact at the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber. “Benefit
Americans show their ID every day — when entering government buildings, at the grocery store, to stay
working to weed out fraud across the government, and I am co-leading a task force with Senator
fraud, protect taxpayer dollars, and make sure government funds reach the Americans who truly need them. I will
Ohio and across the nation, well-intended government programs often trap our fellow citizens in poverty instead … three Americans receive some form of government assistance. Every year, means-tested benefit payments cost the American taxpayer
business. It’s not enough to keep the government out of your pocket—I believe that Congress should
strengthen Ohio Through the package to reopen the government in November, I secured $30 million to begin construction … Force for Deregulation Bipartisan push needed to protect government devices from China’s DeepSeek 100 days of keeping
term continuing resolution (CR) that will fund the government through January 30, 2026. The president signed this deal … into law, and the government is now OPEN. With this deal, we also kick-started full-year appropriations
keeping in touch through mail. Especially during this government shutdown, I want you to know that my team … neighbors and share an update about the ongoing government shutdown. I had the chance to talk with
Dear friends and neighbors, As the government shutdown continues, I want to be a resource for all Ohioans … voted TEN times to keep the government open. It takes 60 votes in the Senate to advance
neighbors, Beginning October 1, funding for the federal government expired. I know many of you are wondering what … join Republicans in voting to keep the government open. As of today, we are operating under what
business leaders at the Dayton Area Chamber government affairs luncheon joined me to talk about … embrace innovation and to remove the big-government barriers that make it hard for businesses and workers
wake of a bad government bailout, even though these Ohioans worked hard and kept up their commitments
your life easier and more affordable by getting government out of the way and out of your business … driver’s license in person when their government could make that process faster and easier online. They didn
collaborating with my colleagues in every part of government can I serve you faithfully. That was my commitment
sharing how they want to see a government that works more efficiently while taking less of their hard