Cincy Reporter

Congressman Greg Landsman, representing Ohio's 1st district since 2023, has recently shared his views and activities through a series of tweets. Landsman, who was born in Cincinnati in 1976 and graduated from Ohio University in 1999, replaced Steve Chabot in the U.S. Congress. His tweets reflect his commitment to effective governance and social welfare.

On December 11, 2024, Congressman Landsman emphasized the importance of government accountability and data-driven decision-making. He expressed gratitude towards Results for America for recognizing the What Works Caucus at their Federal Standards of Excellence event. As co-chair of the caucus, he stated: "Government must work for people, which means investing in what works—using data and evidence to guide our decisions."

The following day, on December 12, 2024, Landsman announced progress regarding the Social Security Fairness Act. He confirmed that a vote would take place in the Senate after attending a rally: "We’re getting a vote in the Senate! Confirmed today at this rally The Social Security Fairness Act will change lives."

Later on December 12, Congressman Landsman addressed issues related to public investments and inefficiencies within governmental processes. While not joining "DOGE," he affirmed his dedication to improving public investment effectiveness through bipartisan efforts with the What Works Caucus: "There's so much red tape & inefficiency. We have to make public investments work better AND we have to protect core investments like Social Security & Medicare."