Political Quotes

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.

Quotes by year · 2012–20261,262 total · peak 2023 (314)
2012: 1 quote2013: 49 quotes2014: 9 quotes2015: 53 quotes2016: 30 quotes2017: 57 quotes2018: 31 quotes2019: 80 quotes2020: 31 quotes2021: 253 quotes2022: 213 quotes2023: 314 quotes2024: 138 quotes2025: 2 quotes2026: 1 quote
Feb 27, 2023

The banking industry is critical to the health of main street America.

congress.gov
Feb 7, 2023

I hope we can come together, conduct meaningful oversight of the many problems in the SBA during the COVID-19 pandemic and of the overburdensome regulations coming out of the Biden administration.

congress.gov
Feb 7, 2023

Small business deserve our partnership. And I look forward to working together to make the small business in this nation better and more prosperous.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

I will strongly endorse your bill, and I do think Taiwan is already a member of many organizations

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

If we want our companies to leave China, we need to provide them with positive incentives and other markets to go to

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

I think that we do need to figure out, can we reduce supply chain reliance on China?

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

The hypocrisy from China is thick, right?

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

I think China should not receive loans from either the World Bank or the Asian Development Bank.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

Freedom and the American Dream is what makes this country so great, and I just hope that we can tackle this in a bipartisan manner going forward.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

I want them to be an equitable partner in the global economy, and they have to play by the rules.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

There have been 356 million lethal doses of fentanyl confiscated in Texas alone.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

Our Southern border has been an absolute disaster over the last 2 years.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

In my home State of Texas, foreign entities control more than 4.7 million acres of land.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

China is a hostile nation looking up to upend the United States' standing in the world.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

We must get serious about stopping the border crisis_this Administration is not_so we can slow the spread of this deadly drug.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

One thing that concerns me is China's ability to control the behavior of American corporations by handing out access to their market.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

We have to require every major corporation to set out as a risk factor, what would happen to that company if there was a breakdown in the U.S.-China economic relationship.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

Congress should act to allow Taiwan to buy defense items that are still stalled in the Administration.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

The Chinese Communist Party obviously believes they can invade America's airspace deliberately and notoriously without serious consequences.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

It is critical that we focus on creating more domestic supply chains.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

The United States needs to diversify.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

This isn't political. This is un-American, particularly with what this Administration is letting happen.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

So, we must get serious about stopping the border crisis_this Administration is not_so we can slow the spread of this deadly drug flooding our streets.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

This drug has been destroying communities across the country, and claimed the lives of 100,000 Americans last year.

congress.gov
Feb 6, 2023

We have all seen these numbers, and the massive influx of people straining border towns is not the only problem.

congress.gov

Politicians like Roger Williams