Groceries
Support competition, American agriculture and resilient supply chains while identifying unnecessary federal costs that reach consumers.
Affordability & Texas Kitchen Table
Government measures the economy in trillions of dollars. Texas families measure it at the grocery store, gas pump, mortgage payment, electric bill, insurance renewal and checking account.
WILL THIS MAKE THE TEXAS HOUSEHOLD STRONGER OR WEAKER?
Support competition, American agriculture and resilient supply chains while identifying unnecessary federal costs that reach consumers.
Promote homeownership, housing supply and responsible policies that help first-time buyers.
Use congressional oversight to examine catastrophic-risk markets, competition, fraud and escalating homeowner costs.
Support American energy production, natural gas, nuclear power, renewables and a reliable grid.
Demand price transparency, stronger competition and lower prescription-drug costs.
Recognize what working families pay to commute, operate businesses and move goods.
Let working- and middle-income Americans keep more of what they earn.
Reduce unnecessary bureaucracy and help Texas entrepreneurs access capital, technology and apprenticeships.
Protect retirement security while confronting long-term financial challenges honestly.
Improve access to healthcare, employment, housing assistance and transition services.
Promote AI education, workforce retraining, apprenticeships and responsible innovation.
Require local public comment, local hiring, water recycling, new power supplies and ratepayer protection.
Expand access to skilled trades, apprenticeships and technical education.
Support law enforcement and meaningful opportunities for people who have rebuilt their lives.
Defend speech, religious liberty, due process and constitutional rights.
Maintain a strong military and protect American security and interests.
Lead in AI, energy, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity and skilled trades.
Can you afford your home, groceries, healthcare and family—and can your children still afford the American Dream?