@RepBrideSweeney

Ohio House State Representative from Cuyahoga County. 1st elected at 25, now Ranking Member of Finance.

ohiohouse.gov/bride-rose-sweeney
Joined November 2018
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High property taxes are not inevitable, they are a choice. A choice that elected republicans—who have had total control at the statehouse for over a decade—have made. They decided the State should pay less so you will pay more. This wrong—it must & CAN be fixed👇🏼
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Sherrod Brown
@SherrodBrownSep 29
NEW AD: Listen to this sh*t.
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Students for Amy Acton
@students4amySep 23
Ramaswamy to the media: I'm curious when was the last time Amy took questions? the media: "yesterday"
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Expanding Ohio 211 to every county means more Ohioans will have a direct, simple way to connect to help before challenges escalate into crises. I was grateful to join @UnitedWayCLE’s conversation at the Statehouse celebrating this important step forward.
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Jessica E. Miranda
@JessicaEMirandaSep 18
Morgan Trau@MorganTrauSep 17
NEW: A state audit of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio shows that bills have spiked dramatically, and the agency exhibits a lack of preparation for rising energy needs. @WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal news5cleveland.com/news/poli…

State audit shows Ohio energy prices up 30%

A state audit of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio shows that bills have spiked dramatically, and the agency exhibits a lack of preparation for rising energy needs.

news5cleveland.com
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Dr. Amy Acton
@amyactonohAug 25
If you’re a billionaire, Ohio looks picture-perfect. But I see it on the ground. Check out our new ad now!
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Bride Rose Sweeney@RepBrideSweeneyJul 16
Budgets are about choices—and those choices have consequences. Last year’s state budget funded county-administered child protective services $33 million below what the Dept of Children & Youth determined was necessary to adequately protect Ohio’s children.
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Budgets are about choices—and those choices have consequences. Last year’s state budget funded county-administered child protective services $33 million below what the Dept of Children & Youth determined was necessary to adequately protect Ohio’s children.
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When the state chooses to underinvest in county-administered services, local agencies don’t have the resources they need to do their job. But a problem this big, allowed to go on for this long, is not simply the failure of one small rural county. It demands a systemic response
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As we prepare for the next budget cycle, I hope my colleagues will remember this moment—not only by ensuring these Vinton County children receive the care they need today, but by making the investments necessary to protect children in every county before the next tragedy occurs
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Dr. Amy Acton
@amyactonohJul 1
Lazy. Mediocre. Envious. Jealous. Bitter. These are the words Vivek Ramaswamy uses to describe Ohioans who don’t relate to a billionaire who flies over their communities on a private jet. Ohioans aren’t envious. They’re exhausted. Exhausted by rising costs, stretching paychecks, a system that protects wealthy elites and bad actors, and by being constantly talked down to by an out-of-touch billionaire who has no idea the struggles they face. It’s time for change.
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We were thrilled to have such strong support from state elected officials at this week’s West Side CRC Unveiling! Their support means so much - not just on this day, but as they continue standing with our neighbors in need and helping advance the fight against hunger.
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Today we celebrate #Juneteenth —a day that marks the end of slavery in the U.S. & celebrates the resilience & courage of those who never stopped fighting for liberty & justice for ALL. Proud to see the Juneteenth flag flying at the Statehouse, a reminder that progress is possible
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The Ohio House has officially passed my bipartisan H.B. 758—the Brenna Brossard SUDEP Awareness Act—to increase awareness, strengthen prevention & expand resource access to Ohioans living with epilepsy so they can make informed decisions about care. Next Stop: the Ohio Senate!
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Rachel Coyle
@RachelCoyleOhioJun 4
You need to see this video — This is what gutting #Medicaid would actually do. Stop #Ohio HB 795 ohiochannel.org/programs/ohi… – at Ohio, USA
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Jessica E. Miranda
@JessicaEMirandaJun 5
State funding to Ohio’s most popular schools (Public Schools) is now worse than when Ohio’s Public School Funding was originally deemed unconstitutional (1997) Translation: EVERYTHING has gotten worse under 3 decades of a Republican Supermajority here in Ohio’s State Government
Dr. Amy Acton
@amyactonohJun 3
Our public schools in Ohio are struggling — all while taxpayers send billions of dollars into an unaccountable voucher system. This isn’t a solution that benefits Ohio students. That’s why our agenda prioritizes fully funding public schools so that every child has the chance to succeed.
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Ohio’s veterans deserve long-term solutions that ensure consistent, high-quality care at Ohio’s state-operated Veterans Homes. But currently, Ohio is spending millions on temporary nursing contracts to fill staffing shortages while waitlists for care continue to grow 👇🏼
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Today, I pressed the Dept of Veterans Services about the cost of these temporary staffing contracts, whether staffing shortages are limiting admissions at Ohio Veterans Homes & what the state is doing to recruit & retain permanent nursing staff to address these issues long term
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Ohio’s restaurant industry helps power local economies, create jobs & bring communities together over the dinner table. Glad to speak at the Ohio Restaurant Association’s Statehouse Day about workforce pipelines, small business priorities & how advocacy helps shape better policy
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From seasonal allergies to medical emergencies, pediatric physicians help guide families through some of the most important moments in a child’s life. Thankful for the conversation with @UH_RBCResidents about policies shaping the future of pediatric care & access in Ohio
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