Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) released a video on Monday in advance of his scheduled State of the State Address. The biennial event, the first for Gov. Abbott, will be delivered to a joint session of the Texas Legislature in the State House of Representatives at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. Read more about Abbott Releases Video in Advance of Texas State of the State Address
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Guantanamo Bay Naval Base to learn more about its operations. I believe many of us agree the President is wrong about a lot, but when it comes to Guantanamo, the President could not be more misguided. The bottom line is that there are people out there that continue to be a threat to our country that we simply cannot allow to return to the fight. Read more about More Misguided Policy under Obama
If you live in San Antonio, Texas, or in the surrounding areas, then you know that there is a fierce battle for Leticia Van De Putte’s Senate District 26 seat.Read more about BIG MONEY in TX Senate District 26
It’s been six years since the application to build the Keystone XL Pipeline was first submitted to the U.S. State Department. I have said time and time again that building the Keystone XL Pipeline is not only about jobs, but it is about lowering energy costs for Americans, as well as increasing our energy independence. Read more about Texas is More than Ready for the Keystone Pipeline
As part of my ongoing effort to protect taxpayer dollars by rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse, I introduced legislation (H.R. 918) to stop individuals from abusing the system by “double-dipping” unemployment and disability benefits at the same time. Read more about Sam Johnson Introduces Bill to Protect Taxpayer Dollars
"If the FCC turns the Internet into a regulated public utility, the innovation, the creativity that has characterized the Internet from its dawn, will inevitably be stifled."
If the FCC turns the Internet into a regulated public utility, the innovation, the creativity that has characterized the Internet from its dawn, will inevitably be stifled. Now Title II by the way, gives all sorts of authority to regulate pricing and terms of service, and one of the implications if the Internet is regulated under Title II is 11 billion dollars a year in new taxes… Read more about Sen. Cruz Reacts to Obama’s Net Neutrality Proposal, Releases Video
The House of Representatives passed legislation to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline for the eleventh time. The Keystone Pipeline is widely supported by the American people because it is a critical infrastructure project that will create thousands of American jobs, inject our economy with billions of dollars, and put us on a path towards energy independence.Read more about Legislation Passed the Week of February 9th
U.S. Customs and Immigration Services announced they will begin to accept requests for consideration of expanded DACA Wednesday, Feb 18. That means some of your employees may now be gathering evidence to support their DAPA or DACA applications. Those who will be applying for DAPA or DACA may request a service letter from you as their employer to prove continuous presence in the United States since January 1, 2010. Read more about How to Handle Service Letter Requests
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Guantanamo Bay Naval Base to learn more about its operations. I believe many of us agree the President is wrong about a lot, but when it comes to Guantanamo, the President could not be more misguided. The bottom line is that there are people out there that continue to be a threat to our country that we simply cannot allow to return to the fight. 
In Proverbs 22:1, it says, "A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold." 
As part of my ongoing effort to protect taxpayer dollars by rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse, I introduced legislation (H.R. 918) to stop individuals from abusing the system by “double-dipping” unemployment and disability benefits at the same time. 
U.S. Customs and Immigration Services announced they will begin to accept requests for consideration of expanded DACA Wednesday, Feb 18. That means some of your employees may now be gathering evidence to support their DAPA or DACA applications. Those who will be applying for DAPA or DACA may request a service letter from you as their employer to prove continuous presence in the United States since January 1, 2010. 
