Tim Ryan retweeted
Remarkable: Dems growing optimistic about flipping Ohio's Mahoning County, which media has turned into ground zero for Trump's success with working class.
Dem internal polling shows Trump at minus 11 points in the region, quite a collapse.
New from me:
newrepublic.com/article/2167…
Tim Ryan retweeted
“We’ve got to have a comprehensive plan to continue to make sure we can provide…energy at an affordable cost that is safe and reliable.”
Gov. @TerryMcAuliffe has a clear message for @TheDemocrats on energy affordability and reliability.
Hear more: lnk.to/switchboardxx
Tim Ryan retweeted
“Polling is super solid around that marriage between natural gas & renewables.”
On Switchboard, @TimRyan speaks on an opportunity for @TheDemocrats to seize the moment on energy by embracing a balanced approach & delivering on permitting reform.
Listen: lnk.to/switchboardxx
Tim Ryan retweeted
Another reason why permitting reform is so important!
A new forecast from the @NEADAorg finds that heating oil costs could rise nearly 50% this winter, with New England families that rely on heating oil potentially paying about $1,000 more.
Why millions of Americans may have no warm winter nights this year usatoday.com/story/money/per…
Tim Ryan retweeted
Football is great because dudes have a desire to hit their best friend just as hard as they want to hit their most hated rival. It's just that kind of game. Some people don't like that. Football people love it.
Tim Ryan retweeted
In @NewsweekOpinion, our Co-Chairs @TimRyan and @SenLandrieu make the case for @TheDemocrats to embrace an all-of-the-above energy strategy that pairs natural gas with renewables to lower costs and keep the grid reliable.
Read more: newsweek.com/how-democrats-c…
Tim Ryan retweeted
“This blend of good policy and even better politics can benefit Democrats handsomely in November and beyond,” write @TimRyan and @SenLandrieu.
Read more on how embracing an all-of-the-above energy strategy that pairs natural gas and renewables is a winning strategy ⬇️
Tim Ryan retweeted
AI won’t take your job. Someone who knows how to use AI better than you, will take your job.
We’re already starting to see what kind of new jobs AI is creating.
AI requires significant technical work and surrounding services to deploy into the economy. This means jobs for AI engineers that build applied AI products sold to (or within) enterprises, FDEs to deploy agents into companies, new services firms for deploying AI, and more.
And even the published stats of new jobs undercount all the existing jobs that are transitioning to new areas of AI work in an enterprise. Many prior data, research, and software jobs large enterprises are also being repositioned for working with AI.
Every bank, life sciences company, manufacturer, and even law firm is bringing on more technical talent -or repositioning existing roles- to help with agent deployment in their companies. It’s a lot easier to picture what AI can replace vs. what it creates until it starts happening. Now we’re seeing what this looks like.
Tim Ryan retweeted
Class act by Ryan Day and the Ohio State football program. ❤️
The Buckeyes sent a letter to every patient at University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.
Football is bigger than the game. 🏈❤
Tim Ryan retweeted
First in @PunchbowlNews midday: The House Democratic Blue Dog Coalition is endorsing the Senate’s bipartisan permitting bill. The group of 10 moderate Dems tells me "Congress must clear the logjam and move permitting reform forward, not punt the issue to a future Congress"
Tim Ryan retweeted
🎙️ Episode 2 of the Switchboard is out!
As energy affordability has become a key issue for voters, Democratic strategist @julieroginsky & Republican strategist @MikeDuHaime join @TimRyan to break down new polling showing strong support for an all-of-the-above energy approach.
Tim Ryan retweeted
“We’ve got to start using reason and logic.”
At the Meet The Future forum, @TimRyan joined @kevcirilli to discuss how frivolous climate lawsuits can hurt low-income communities—and why @TheDemocrats need a pragmatic energy policy that lowers costs and expands opportunity.
Tim Ryan retweeted
Excited to have our Co-Chair @TimRyan take the stage as a keynote speaker at the @Advanced_Energy Conference #AEC2026 where he will discuss what it takes to move energy policy forward and deliver a sustainable, equitable, and secure energy future for communities across America.
Tim Ryan retweeted
“The foundation of the economy is energy.”
@TimRyan knows firsthand the role natural gas has played in powering Ohio’s economy and why access to affordable, reliable energy is key to keeping industries growing.
🎙️ Tune in to Switchboard to learn more: lnk.to/switchboardxx