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Claustrum

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3. Wasn't he one of the ones trying outs Pelosi as speaker a few years ago?

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Tue Sep 13, 2022, 12:36 PM

Sep 2022

I get his sentiment toward needing younger bloods in the democratic leadership. But I think these few years have proven that older guards (like Pelosi and president Biden) are also much needed. I still fully believe president Biden will make the right decision whether to seek re-election or not. It's way too early to talk about 2024.

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As Biden touts Ohio Intel plant, Rep. Tim Ryan questions his 2024 plans [View all] 867-5309. Sep 2022 OP

Yeah, that is the right answer, it is up to Biden. Really disappointed in how unwise some of the JohnSJ Sep 2022 #1

saw his interview on MSNBC yesterday lapfog_1 Sep 2022 #2

Born and raised Buckeye here. maxsolomon Sep 2022 #7

+1. Nt jaysunb Sep 2022 #10

Wasn't he one of the ones trying outs Pelosi as speaker a few years ago? Claustrum Sep 2022 #3

Yeah. Had no clue how smart and strategic Pelosi is. Thought he could do her job, lol emulatorloo Sep 2022 #12

Methinks Ryan has a lean and hungry look. Still lightyears better than Vance. Midnight Writer Sep 2022 #16

The correct answer to this question is we are in 2022, I'm running for this seat. You'll have to onecaliberal Sep 2022 #4

+1 emulatorloo Sep 2022 #13

I don't like it. Sherrod Brown wins in the red state of Ohio padah513 Sep 2022 #5

Here we go again. Kingofalldems Sep 2022 #6

Yeah it is very tiresome. emulatorloo Sep 2022 #14

Very concerning FrankBooth Sep 2022 #17

Like clockwork emulatorloo Sep 2022 #19

As long as it helps get Tim Ryan elected I don't care n/t budkin Sep 2022 #8

Does it though? Just A Box Of Rain Sep 2022 #9

+1 emulatorloo Sep 2022 #15

My 'hunch' is Ryan needs to STFU about Biden. emulatorloo Sep 2022 #11

That semiconductor bill will ultimately create thousand of jobs in Ohio. CentralMass Sep 2022 #18