I believe in consumer choice, the choice to decide where you want to go and how you want to get there.
Eric Crawford
The Public Record
Eric Alan Crawford is a Republican politician currently serving in the California State Assembly, a position he has held since January 1, 2020. He represents the interests of his constituents in California and has been an advocate for various policies, including education reform and economic development. Crawford's legislative work focuses on improving the quality of education and fostering economic growth within the state. His commitment to these issues reflects his dedication to enhancing the lives of Californians.
The President campaigned on a pie-in-the-sky goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Attempts to force U.S. economic sectors such as trucking into manipulated electrification risk sparking a debilitating crisis of wholesale electricity shortages, unreliable private and commercial transportation, and countless EVs without…
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Chair, to my folks at home: Are you concerned about counterterrorism threats? I am, too. FISA section 702 informed the planning for the February 2022 U.S. military operation that resulted in the…
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When one State proposes policies that have implications on interstate commerce, it affects travelers in other communities.
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Today I stand to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Arkansas State University Red Wolves football team for their well-deserved selection to participate in the 2023 Camellia Bowl, where they will face Northern Illinois University…
Even though I did not support IIJA, it is the law, and I will ensure that resources provided by Congress are addressing our most pressing transportation, safety, infrastructure, and supply chain needs, which I know is a shared bipartisan…
The bill was not a blank check for this administration to pursue ancillary social or environmental policies unrelated to the Nation's transportation systems.





