Medicare for All would rip private health insurance away from millions of Americans, and according to experts lead to longer wait times and reduced quality of care. The Democrat drug pricing proposal would crush innovation, and according to the Council of Economic Advisors would result in 100 less future cures.

Republicans understand these trade-offs. 

We want to give you access to high-quality, affordable health care and put you in control. That’s why I introduced legislation to expand personalized health care through Direct Primary Care, and have a bill that would lower your drug costs without limiting access to life-saving cures.
If you want to be in the driver seat when it comes to your health care, and don’t think the government should stand in the way, vote Republican.

America can be the world leader in clean energy innovation.

It was great having Nikki Haley in Houston this week!

Here’s the truth about why a relief bill hasn’t been passed yet.

“In addition, if he retains his seat, Crenshaw is likely to wield the kind of power that matters on delivering funding for dredging, roads and floodgates. We believe voters should return him to Congress.”

“Dan broke through the gridlock in Washington to get extra disaster relief for Harvey victims. And he’s leading the way to strengthen our infrastructure to protect us from the next big storm.”

My reaction to the first debate.

I’ve been proud to stand alongside Harris Health System to protect the health and safety of Houstonians – especially vulnerable communities – during this pandemic.

Flood relief has been my number one priority in Congress. I secured release of funding for Harvey disaster mitigation, championed the effort to address the San Jacinto River mouth bar, and led the Texas delegation effort to gain disaster declaration after Imelda. I also successfully advocated for additional gates on the Lake Houston dam.

“We’ve been a team since the beginning. Dan deployed five times. He saw it as the way he could ensure he did his part. After he was injured he wanted to keep serving. He knew he couldn’t stop. They could take his eye, but they couldn’t take away his dedication to the United States. Dan went to DC with a mission – to continue serving. He’s of a strong belief that no matter what is thrown at us we can come through this together. And he will be there to make sure that happens.”

-Tara Crenshaw