On Senate Floor, Portman Discusses His Efforts to Help Ohio and the Way Forward in this Coronavirus Pandemic
WASHINGTON, DC –Last night on the Senate floor, U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) delivered remarks highlighting the his efforts to help Ohio families, individuals, businesses, hospitals, and more during the coronavirus pandemic.
Today @cvspharmacy announced that it will be opening 34 new #COVID19 testing sites across Ohio! This will help provide additional testing capacity statewide.
It's great to see so many companies stepping up to help out during this crisis.
China’s rampant theft of US taxpayer-funded research and intellectual property has gone on unchecked for nearly 20 years.
This is unacceptable. I will soon be introducing legislation to stop it. https://t.co/H1hqQ5bSZk
I continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation at Elkton federal prison in Lisbon, Ohio. I’m concerned that the level of testing has not increased to the levels I was promised by the Bureau of Prisons. The lack of sufficient testing there remains unacceptable. Lives are at stake.
As America begins to reopen we are encouraging folks to safely return to the workplace. One way to accomplish that goal is a “return to work” bonus.
This approach will help workers, small businesses, and taxpayers, all while helping to get our economy back up and running.
