The reliability of America's power grid is one of our greatest economic strengths.
Randy Weber
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Randy Keith Weber is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 14th congressional district since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Weber has focused on issues such as energy policy, national security, and economic growth during his time in office. He has been an advocate for Texas interests, particularly in relation to the oil and gas industry, which is significant to the state's economy.
Our electric grid is particularly vulnerable to growing cybersecurity threats.
Keeping the Texas power grid reliable and secure is key to continuing this economic growth.
I represent the second largest rice producing district in Texas and rice is a commodity often used in U.S. food aid programs.
Last week, Jamie Warshaw with USA Rice testified before my counterparts on the Agricultural Committee regarding the strong amount of good that comes with a bag of rice that is raised from the American people.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, Neville Chamberlain landed at Heston Aerodrome on September 30, 1938, and spoke to the crowds. He said: ``The settlement of the Czechoslovakian problem has been achieved.'' He said, ``This…
So I think we get right in Texas. A lot of people are moving to Texas as everybody recognizes, and we do create a lot of jobs.
if we're going to disadvantage some low-income people... how many sheets of paper would you add to that pile to disenfranchise what percentage of the elderly and the low-income?
It is important that we work together to find solutions to these challenges.
America cannot and must not lag behind our global competitors in this area of critical technology.
Are you aware of the fact that today--today--'Iran to United Nations: New Sanctions Could Kill the Nuclear Deal.' They are still uttering threats against us, I may remind us. We are not the bad actors here.
I don't believe that this is a great option, as you just said to the last person. I know it, the American public knows it, that there is an alternative other than war and it is a better deal.
I am afraid that many years from now if the American people, through their representatives in Congress, accept this bad deal, that just like the Munich Agreement of 1938, this Iranian agreement will prove to not be in the best interests of…
Well, I want to implore you to use your power to make sure that we are not briefed by the same staff that briefed Susan Rice and Hillary Clinton on Benghazi or Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl.
And you, sir, respectfully, you don't have the power to surrender our greatness.
Congress has the opportunity to fix the problems caused by this outdated and misinformed law, and should advance legislation to repeal the RFS.
I thank the gentleman. Mr. Speaker, before I begin my prepared remarks, I want to say something to my mom, Jeanne Weber, in Pearland, Texas. Mom, thanks for being pro-life. Thanks for cradling even the very thought of me in your heart and…
I'm an air-conditioning contractor, 34 years, and I'm glad to hear that there are some glad colleagues on the other side of the aisle who are glad that we're looking out for poor people.
Do you know who's been the number one job-producing state in many years producing more jobs than all the other lesser 49 states combined?





