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Sherrod Brown
Office of U.S Senator Sherrod Brown. Chairman of @SenateBanking Committee. Proud to serve Ohio.
This is what happens when we make things in America and put workers first.
Congratulations to @NASA on a successful Artemis I launch. I’m proud that @NASAglennglenn is crucial to yet another historic mission to explore the universe around us. Ohioans have always and will always make the technology of the future @nasahqphoto 📷:
Senate Republicans just voted to block all Americans from saving money on insulin. There’s no reason other than corporate greed for insulin to cost more than $35 a month.
A pension is a promise, but Bricklayers in Akron were dealing with benefit cuts of up to 55%. Now—thanks to the #AmericanRescuePlan and my Butch Lewis Act—we’ve restored the pensions they've earned over a lifetime, with NO CUTS. We're keeping that promise.
Spoke with @SecGranholm —we’re committed to helping the Piketon community build a new middle school as part of reindustrialization efforts throughout the region. Thank you @Sen_JoeManchin @RepTimRyan for recognizing this community's sacrifice and for listening to their concerns.
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Two years ago, President Trump fired the entire global health security team at the White House. Their job? Managing pandemics. Now we're all paying the price for President Trump's decisions.
Both @HawleyMO and @SenTedCruz have betrayed their oaths of office and abetted a violent insurrection on our democracy. I am calling for their immediate resignations. If they do not resign, the Senate must expel them.
Once again, I asked my Republican colleagues to stop endangering all the Senate workers - and simply wear a mask when presiding over the Senate. Once again, they refused.
This is the first time I’m sharing my photos from January 6th. I took these exactly six months ago - the morning after the insurrection. This is what I saw in the Capitol.
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