Greatest joint campaign ad in history.

“We can decide right now that American greatness will not be rejected nor squandered. It’s up to every single one of us to rediscover our strength – we must become the heroes that we admire. America was built by them and our future will be protected by them. It will be protected by YOU.”

I was honored to deliver this message to America from the deck of the Battleship Texas – a vessel which served our nation’s heroes through two world wars. Honor our heritage. Preserve it. Never forget.

The Texas Medical Center is no longer in Phase II of ICU hospital capacity and we never had to consider going into Phase III.

Proposals like Medicare for All and price controls kill innovation and incentives to invest in R&D. No one disputes this, actually. So why is innovation personal for me?

Susan Carol Crenshaw — my mother — lost her battle with cancer when I was 10 years old. Before she died, she was Patient #1 for a new treatment called Taxotere. My mom knew that this clinical trial would mean a small extension on her life at best. She knew that Taxotere would not ultimately save her life, but that her trial would give doctors the scientific research they needed to improve the drug and save the lives of countless others.

Now Taxotere is one of the most successful breast cancer treatments available, thanks to the invaluable research following my mom’s trial.

Medical innovation saves lives. It’s why I helped introduce the Lower Costs, More Cures Act to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable, lower prescription drug costs, AND encourage more innovative cures.

Read more about my health care policies here: https://crenshawtx.com/healthcare

I’m continuing to fight for commonsense solutions to the problem of climate change and am working to protect Texas energy jobs in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Downward hospitalization trends are continuing across Texas.

COVID-19 stats for Houston and Texas.

We must take Democrats at their word.

New COVID-19 hospitalizations in Houston continue to be on a downward trend, according to recent Texas Medical Center data released this week.

The latest stats for Houston and Texas.