Roger Williams

If President Biden's plans all get enacted, this country will go from $17 trillion in publicly held debt before the pandemic to over $40 trillion in publicly held debt 10 years from now.

According to the Congressional Budget Office, over the next 30 years, we face a baseline deficit of $112 trillion.

I cannot emphasize this enough. We must be responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars.

This isn't about finding tax dollars, ladies and gentlemen. This is about a socialist takeover of our government and the government snooping on your daily activities in your accounts.

Main Street America is scared to death of this, totally scared.

Inflation is a big problem for small business.

The OIG report, that oversight has got to be taken very seriously.

Eighty good manufacturing jobs down there because Rawlings Company and Major League Baseball decided that they want to shut down that plant and move the vast majority of those jobs to Communist China.

I think these decisions should be made between doctors and patients, not with the federal government, politicians, or bureaucrats leading the way.

Here is an opportunity for the administration to pick up the phone and call the commissioner of baseball and say, look, let's not be shipping our jobs to China.

There is a tremendous amount of uncertainty that exists with my small businesses throughout Pennsylvania.

I am an entrepreneur. I have been in business and still am 51 years. This is my 51st year in business.

I know that is what you all say but that is not true.

the idea that we are going to go out of our way to fire people at this point in time does not make a lot of sense

Utility costs are going up. That affects everyone.

When you cut taxes it helps small business. When you raise taxes, it really hurts small business.

Small businesses across the country continue to face financial uncertainty as we reemerge from the COVID-19 pandemic.

I don't think we should be allowing public officials to be trading stock, period.

We have seen a troubling trend within the Democratic Party of calling on financial regulators to enact their agenda when they realize they will never be able to pass it in Congress.

I want to say, just in full disclosure, that I didn't go to Wharton, but I am a business guy, and I know that when you increase taxes, that is bad, and when you cut taxes, that is good.

This isn't a plan. Frankly, it is a heist.

Community banks are an integral part of main street America. They provide access to capital, financial services...

A relationship with your banker is much better than a relationship with the government.

It was political theater, and they know it, we know it, and the American people, in fact, know it as well.

Bad strategy and a worse fiscal plan from a Democrat-run Washington will have consequences, I believe.