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Rep. Roger Williams
Cleburne Times Review
Opinion: USMCA finally has a chance to deliver
True bipartisan victories are rare on Capitol Hill, and we happen to be staring at one right in front of us.
Over one year ago, President Trump joined the leaders of Canada and Mexico to negotiate a new trade deal that brings North America into the 21st Century.
As we head into the final legislative week of the year, not only will we be voting on the USMCA and government funding, we'll be taking up the Democrats' baseless articles of impeachment against President Trump.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Roger Williams (R-TX-25) on Tuesday addressed the U.S. House of Representatives making the case against socialism. Please click here to view Congressman Williams' full remarks.
Remarks as prepared for delivery:
I thank the gentleman for yielding me time. I rise today to make the case against socialism because it is not compatible with freedom – if you got it, they want it. Socialists want the free stuff, capitalists want the good stuff.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Roger Williams (R-TX-25) today released the following statement after the U.S. House of Representatives approved the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2020:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Roger Williams (R-TX-25) today released the following statement after House Democrats introduced two formal articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump:
While Democrats remain fixated on impeachment in Washington, November's newly-released Jobs Report shows that 266,000 jobs were added to our economy last month and our national unemployment rate still remains at its lowest level in five decades.
Rep. Roger Williams
Fort Hood Herald
Opinion: Our nation's military needs a defense bill
As we gather together with family and friends during the holiday season, I hope we will all take pause and think of our military servicemembers who will spend their Thanksgiving and Christmas deployed in our nation's defense.
WASHINGTON — Eight of America's most prominent bankers had been grilled for more than two hours at the House Financial Services Committee by the time Austin Rep. Roger Williams got his five-minute period to engage them.
The Republican, often ebullient, was solemn-faced.
He sized up the finance barons gathered on Capitol Hill that spring morning — the likes of JP Morgan Chase's Jamie Dimon, Bank of America's Brian Moynihan and Goldman Sachs' David Solomon — and told them that they each must answer a straightforward question.
As we gather together with our loved ones today, I want to take a moment to reflect with gratitude on the great blessing we have living the United States of America.
We are, and always will be, the land of opportunity and a beacon of hope to the rest of the world. Though we may sometimes disagree on the finer points of policy or vision, we are immeasurably blessed with the guaranteed virtue of freedom. We have a responsibility to steward it well, and I pray we never forget it came at a precious cost.
True bipartisan victories are rare on Capitol Hill, and we happen to be staring at one right in front of us: the USMCA. Instead of accepting this win for Texas and our nation, House Democrats are more interested in pursuing political theater in the hallowed halls of Congress. Each of the Democrats' star witnesses testifying during this week's impeachment hearings failed to produce any evidence of "high crimes or misdemeanors" committed by President Trump. Their baseless inquiry continues at the expense of passing legislation that benefits the American people.