One of best parts of running for the US Senate is being able to travel around this great state and meet its good people. I never cease to be amazed at the service and sacrifice that so many Texans are making for our country. (Continue reading...)
Since the Civil War, Americans have gathered on Memorial Day to remember what has been given and to renew our commitment to what might be. (Continue reading...)
Over the past couple of years I have traveled Texas, near and far, speaking to many diverse groups. Sometimes these groups are in the thousands and sometimes they consist of just a handful but I always have the purpose of delivering a message, without teleprompters I might add, that I am passionate about. A message of common sense for fixing our economy that continues to be stagnant and a message of solutions for leading America into a future that will offer opportunity to our children and grandchildren for generations to come. (Continue reading...)
When they wrote the 1st Amendment, our Founders did two things. First, they prohibited the creation of a national religion. Second, they provided for the free exercise of all religions. This has been misconstrued over the years by some to mean that faith is not welcome in the public square. But what the Founding Fathers created was not freedom from religion but freedom of religion. They wanted everyone to be able to worship God in their own way on their own terms. And that’s what we’ve done in this country for more than 200 years. (Continue reading...)
For the 5th consecutive quarterly report our campaign continues to outpace all other Republican Senate candidates. Our message of lowering taxes, reducing government spending, defending the borders, listening to our Generals and understanding the 10th amendment is touching the hearts and minds of Texans all across this great state. They understand the critical need to get a businessman to Washington that will fight for and defend these principles and understand what he is fighting for. (Continue reading...)
AUSTIN — Former Secretary of State and Businessman Roger Williams today issued the following statement on the 2012 Senate campaign:
"The race for the Senate continues. And no one is more prepared to win than I am. Our campaign has more money, more volunteers and more momentum than anyone else. I have said from the beginning that I would be ready to run a campaign whether it was this year or in 2012. Today, we found out it will be in 2012. And without a doubt, I am ready! I will continue to campaign around the state. And my message will remain the same: lower taxes, less government and more individual freedom. We need to send a business leader to the Senate more now than ever. I am that leader. And we will win. It's full speed ahead for 2012. I'm in it to win it." (Continue reading...)
We heard it over and over during President Obama's campaign, but the question still remains, what does "Change We Can Believe In" mean? (Continue reading...)
Now that the primary has ended the race for the U.S. Senate is in full gear. Recently, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram wrote a story about the race and the candidates who are running: (Continue reading...)
What kind of president conducts business like this? Who would convene a meeting to let people be involved in the process and then try and preempt the meeting by announcing that you already have a plan and you just want everyone to agree to it? (Continue reading...)
I am proud to announce that with campaign finance reports now available, our campaign continues to build an almost insurmountable fundraising lead over the rest of the GOP pack. (Continue reading...)
Austin, Texas — Campaign finance reports available today show that former Texas Secretary of State Roger Williams has built an almost insurmountable fundraising lead over his GOP competitors hoping to succeed Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison. (Continue reading...)
Most people know that ten years ago, President Bush cut taxes. What most people don’t know is that those same tax cuts are set to expire in 2011.
What does that mean for American taxpayers? It means a huge tax increase is only a year away. (Continue reading...)
Last night we saw something extraordinary. A president who has lost the confidence of the American people blamed everyone but himself. He lectured the Supreme Court, complained about Senate procedure and pointing the finger of blame yet again at his predecessor. But the most disturbing lack of leadership was when one of the biggest spenders in American history gave the country a lecture about the dangers of spending too much. (Continue reading...)
If there is one lesson that we learned last night from Massachusetts, it is this: in a special election, the candidate who wins is the candidate who is prepared. (Continue reading...)
In an article about possible new candidates, the Dallas Morning News points out that Roger Williams holds an overwhelming fundraising lead and that Governor Perry will want to appoint a proven fundraiser. This is a nice pat on the back for our campaign that we thought you would want to take a look at it! (Continue reading...)