Rep. Greg Landsman

I would use different language, but I'm from Ohio. Yeah, you don't have to talk like me. I'm in New York. I'm not in New York, but I get it. I feel it. I want somebody... who I know is going to go into a room and say, hey, guys, we have to fucking fix this. And so I don't care, you know, exactly how we do it, but no one's leaving this fucking room until we fix it.

I would use different language, but I'm from Ohio. Yeah, you don't have to talk like me. I'm in New York. I'm not in New York, but I get it. I feel it. I want somebody... who I know is going to go into a room and say, hey, guys, we have to fucking fix this. And so I don't care, you know, exactly how we do it, but no one's leaving this fucking room until we fix it.

I would use different language, but I'm from Ohio. Yeah, you don't have to talk like me. I'm in New York. I'm not in New York, but I get it. I feel it. I want somebody... who I know is going to go into a room and say, hey, guys, we have to fucking fix this. And so I don't care, you know, exactly how we do it, but no one's leaving this fucking room until we fix it.

That's, to me, the energy the country needs.

That's, to me, the energy the country needs.

That's, to me, the energy the country needs.

Yeah, I think so. I mean, you know, like, I was at City Hall for five years, and I was known as somebody who just got shit done. Like, I can put people in a room... and hold them in that room until they, you know, people who don't agree on something. So like we did a ton of eviction prevention work, a ton of it. And it has kept tens of thousands of children and families in their homes. We got,

Yeah, I think so. I mean, you know, like, I was at City Hall for five years, and I was known as somebody who just got shit done. Like, I can put people in a room... and hold them in that room until they, you know, people who don't agree on something. So like we did a ton of eviction prevention work, a ton of it. And it has kept tens of thousands of children and families in their homes. We got,

Yeah, I think so. I mean, you know, like, I was at City Hall for five years, and I was known as somebody who just got shit done. Like, I can put people in a room... and hold them in that room until they, you know, people who don't agree on something. So like we did a ton of eviction prevention work, a ton of it. And it has kept tens of thousands of children and families in their homes. We got,

The landlords and the tenant advocates in a room. And for months we were like, you know, look, we're going to keep meeting until we can iron out fixes. And, you know, I think, you know, people find that compelling. It made a big difference. And, you know, more and more children and families are still in their homes because of it. And our eviction numbers are better than most places.

The landlords and the tenant advocates in a room. And for months we were like, you know, look, we're going to keep meeting until we can iron out fixes. And, you know, I think, you know, people find that compelling. It made a big difference. And, you know, more and more children and families are still in their homes because of it. And our eviction numbers are better than most places.

The landlords and the tenant advocates in a room. And for months we were like, you know, look, we're going to keep meeting until we can iron out fixes. And, you know, I think, you know, people find that compelling. It made a big difference. And, you know, more and more children and families are still in their homes because of it. And our eviction numbers are better than most places.

We did it with preschool. We had a vision to say, like, every kid in this city needs quality preschool, two years of quality preschool. We wanted to be the first city in the country to do it. So we brought everyone together, the teachers union and other folks in labor with the business community and the schools. And we passed a ballot. It took us years.

We did it with preschool. We had a vision to say, like, every kid in this city needs quality preschool, two years of quality preschool. We wanted to be the first city in the country to do it. So we brought everyone together, the teachers union and other folks in labor with the business community and the schools. And we passed a ballot. It took us years.

We did it with preschool. We had a vision to say, like, every kid in this city needs quality preschool, two years of quality preschool. We wanted to be the first city in the country to do it. So we brought everyone together, the teachers union and other folks in labor with the business community and the schools. And we passed a ballot. It took us years.

But we passed a ballot measure, and Cincinnati is the only city in the country that provides two years of quality preschool. The list goes on for me in terms of accomplishments based on being a person who cares deeply and who's willing to go in and throw punches until something gets done.

But we passed a ballot measure, and Cincinnati is the only city in the country that provides two years of quality preschool. The list goes on for me in terms of accomplishments based on being a person who cares deeply and who's willing to go in and throw punches until something gets done.

But we passed a ballot measure, and Cincinnati is the only city in the country that provides two years of quality preschool. The list goes on for me in terms of accomplishments based on being a person who cares deeply and who's willing to go in and throw punches until something gets done.

So, yeah, let me start at the end. I do think that there were people on the other side of the aisle that are more conflicted than they were. And I don't know how this is going to end. We don't know because it's now in the Senate and it may come back differently. In fact, it will likely come back differently. And I do think the 26 hours straight of hammering in a very compelling way

So, yeah, let me start at the end. I do think that there were people on the other side of the aisle that are more conflicted than they were. And I don't know how this is going to end. We don't know because it's now in the Senate and it may come back differently. In fact, it will likely come back differently. And I do think the 26 hours straight of hammering in a very compelling way