Roger Williams
The Public Record
Roger Williams is an American politician and businessman currently serving as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 25th congressional district, a position he has held since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Williams has focused on issues such as economic growth, job creation, and support for small businesses throughout his tenure in Congress. He has also been involved in various committees and has worked on legislation impacting his constituents in Texas.
I urge my colleagues to support this legislation. It is the right thing to do to protect the integrity of the Small Business Administration and to ensure that taxpayer dollars are used wisely.
These proposed changes will dramatically affect the banking community, and there is a legitimate concern that Basel revisions will have a broad impact on small businesses' ability to access reliable credit.
Small businesses are the engines of our economy, and we need to produce policies that will help them, not regulate them into oblivion like this administration is doing.
This bill provides common sense accountability by ensuring that people who abused SBA's loan programs are no longer eligible for financial assistance from the SBA.
small business across the country have faced underserved hardship for quite some time now thanks to the Biden administration's misguided economic policies.
The Main Street Competes Act will ensure small businesses are able to compete in the marketplace against larger businesses.
I am proud that we are finding solutions to hold the criminals accountable who took advantage of small business lending programs during the pandemic.
U.S. banking standards much more stringent than the standards European regulators are imposing on European banks...
The Biden Administration is out of control. Government spending has led to record-high inflation, and increased interest rates...
It is simply wrong that criminals who are convicted of defrauding the government can then turn around and receive once again taxpayer funded assistance from the SBA.
This proposal is using the bank failures from earlier this year as a weak justification for this partisan rewrite of bank capital regulations without considering their impact.
I am proud to support H.R. 5426, which will require the SBA to place a visible link on their website to the Office of the Inspector General page where individuals can easily report potentially fraudulent EIDL and PPP loans.
The Basel III proposal will worsen mortgage markets and reduce mortgage availability.
Competition is a key tenet of capitalism. It allows consumers to choose with their dollars between businesses that will offer the best product, the best price or service.
These proposed changes will dramatically affect the banking community, and there is concern that the revisions will have broad impacts on small businesses' ability to access reliable credit and increase overall borrowing costs.
We cannot except small business owners whose resources are already stretched thin to handle increased costs and manhours that have come with increased regulations.
The United States' agricultural sector plays a vital role in our national security, and this sector contributes significantly to our economic stability, and is responsible for our nation's food security.
Our lack of information on China's economy and the CCP's continued abuse of the system in place has jeopardized our national economic security.
The introduction of the new Basel III rule would be disastrous for our primary job creators.
As a small business owner for over 52 years I can tell you that the Biden administration is completely out of touch with Main Street America.
Implementing additional regulatory capital requirements will slow economic growth and hinder financial institutions' ability to lend.





