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Charter Communications Endorses Moreno’s HIRE Act
WASHINGTON – Today, Charter Communications, a major American telecommunications and media company, endorsed Senator Bernie Moreno’s (R-Ohio) Halting International Relocation of Employment Act or HIRE Act, to crackdown on corporations chasing a quick profit at the expense of American workers. “Our 100% US-based employee workforce is critical to our ability to deliver personalized customer service and high-quality products and services to our customers,” said Charter Communications. “We applaud Senator Moreno for introducing the HIRE Act which recognizes the value of a high quality, onshored workforce.” Read more about the HIRE Act HERE.
Moreno Presses Intel For Update on Factory in Ohio
WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio) penned a letter to Intel’s Chief Executive Officer Lip-Bu Tan requesting an update on the delay of the $20 billion semiconductor factory that Intel agreed to build in New Albany, Ohio. “It is my responsibility to ensure that the ratepayers and taxpayers in the state of Ohio are not being taken advantage of and to ensure that this investment is not a charade or worse potential fraud,” wrote Senator Moreno. “Ohio has consistently stepped up to support Intel. Intel must provide answers now. Time is of the essence.” Read the letter HERE or below. September 26, 2025 Lip-Bu Tan Chief Executive
Moreno Presses Intel For Update on Factory in Ohio
WASHINGTON –Today, Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) introduced a new bill to designate English as the official language of the United States. Senator Moreno’s bill would mandate that all official functions of the U.S. government to be conducted in English and require applicants for U.S. citizenship demonstrate the ability to read and understand the English language. “JD Vance was right—English is the official language of the United States and, as one of the only naturalized citizens serving in the Senate, I should know,” said Moreno. “The proudest moment of my life was when I became an American citizen at 18, a process that showed me just how foundational the English language is to the American