When the super-wealthy pay less, working families end up paying more.
How “trickle-down taxes” work 👇🏼
U.S. Representative for Ohio's 1st District
When the super-wealthy pay less, working families end up paying more.
How “trickle-down taxes” work 👇🏼
When Congressional Republicans give the super-wealthy tax breaks, your taxes go up.
This wouldn’t happen if the super-wealthy paid their fair share.
How my work as a teacher still guides me in Congress today👇🏼
When Washington cuts taxes for the super wealthy, you get the bill.
How trickle-down economics leads to higher taxes for you – and why we need to change the tax code. 🧵👇🏼
Thank you to the BAPS Hindu community for welcoming me to their temple to celebrate 11 years since opening.
It was a beautiful celebration filled with faith and community. 🙏🏻💙
Our spring 2027 internship applications are now open! Join our team in Ohio or DC to learn about the legislative process, support constituent services, and serve SW Ohio.
The deadline to apply is 11/11.👇🏼
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Clean, electric vehicles save the most money for people who drive the most - reducing the most pollution, too.
Thank you @repgreglandsman.bsky.social for your innovative proposal to direct clean-vehicle tax credits to gasoline “superusers.”
Read more about the 21st Century Vehicle Act here👇
Americans are paying more at the pump while electric vehicles are out of reach for many families. We introduced the 21st Century Vehicle Choice Act, which would dramatically lower the cost of EVs and help families save money on gas.
Ohio's 1st Congressional District is one of the most watched House races in the country, and with Election Day on November 3, I sat down with Rep. Greg Landsman (D-Cincinnati) to hear his case for a third term against Republican Eric Conroy. Landsman walks through his background as a former teacher, the Cincinnati...
Interview with Greg Landsman · 23 min
We were all over Southwest Ohio this week, spending time with folks in our community.
From conversations about keeping moms healthy and supporting children facing challenges to seeing UPS operations in action. It was a great week at home. 🙏🏼💙
A student from Mariemont High School asked me where I hope our country’s politics will be in ten years.
My answer 👇🏼
Why Trump’s relationship with Putin is so problematic👇🏼
Always a great time at the Villages of Roll Hill’s Fall Fest. 🙏🏼 💙
Americans are paying more at the pump while electric vehicles are out of reach for many families.
We introduced the 21st Century Vehicle Choice Act, which would dramatically lower the cost of EVs and help families save money on gas.
We enjoyed volunteering at the Lebanon Food Pantry and learning how they’re feeding dozens of families and connecting older adults with volunteer opportunities.
We also talked about ways they can expand and serve more people. Grateful for their work in Warren County. 🙏🏼 💙
How we hold this Administration accountable👇🏼
We will always fight to defend and protect every constituent - including members of the LGBTQ+ community.
Thank you, @hrc.org 🙏🏼💙
Why a $1 million affordable housing investment matters to Avondale families. 👇🏼
We caught up with local students this weekend from our Congressional Youth Advisory Council.
One of my favorite things to do is talk with young people about good government and what matters most to them.
President Trump is back on the campaign trail with just 15 days to Election Day as new polling from the NBC News Decision Desk shows voters are not happy with the state of the economy. President Trump is facing bipartisan backlash after he decided to waive sanctions on Russia just days before they were set to go...
Interview with Greg Landsman · 49 min
We can’t wait for Big Tech to “self-regulate” AI and data centers.
Four of our bills Congress should pass right now. 👇🏼
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