Former Representative for the 5th Congressional District of Texas (2003-2018) and Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee (2013-2018).
Washington, D.C.
Joined January 2009
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@RepHensarling is one of my best friends in Congress. He is leaving Washington the same way he arrived—as a principled conservative who does the right things for the right reasons.
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Honored to host the portrait unveiling/ retirement celebration for the Chairman’s good friend & @FinacialCmte Chairman @RepHensarling. Remarks from @RepKevinBrady, @SpeakerRyan, Former Senator Phil Gramm, Melissa Hensarling & @VP.
Jeb is an outstanding member & man of integrity.
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Honored to be at my friend @RepHensarling’s portrait unveiling on Capitol Hill. Jeb is a man of integrity, courage, and conviction, like few I have ever known. He made America stronger and more prosperous through his unflinching leadership. Thank you, @RepHensarling!
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Chairman @RepHensarling issued the following statement upon attending a signing ceremony at the @WhiteHouse for S. 2155, which represents the most significant pro-growth #financial regulatory reform package since the passage of Gramm-Leach-Bliley nearly a generation ago ↓
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.@RepHensarling on Dodd-Frank: "There's going to be a whole lot more banks that will be able to make credit more available and less expensive because they are no longer suffering under the weightload, complexity and cost of the Dodd-Frank onslaught."
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.@RepHensarling: "We were losing a community bank or credit union a day in America. And as we lost them, many Americans were losing their dream of owning a home, being able to buy a new car or frankly just even to put groceries on the table."
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#BREAKING: House passes most significant pro-growth financial regulatory reform in a generation with a bipartisan vote of 258-159! Next stop: @realDonaldTrump's desk to be signed into law.
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🚨 House Votes to Repeal Harmful BCFP Auto Lending Guidance bit.ly/2jGslM0
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Chairman @RepHensarling Congratulates Senate, Calls for Continued Negotiation ⬇️ facebook.com/FinancialCmte/p…
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"It won't be a major rollback on #DoddFrank. But Changes will impact community financial institutes, jobs act, more start ups & capital" - @RepHensarling @MorningsMaria @FoxBusiness "this economy is capable of 3.5% growth"
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.@RepHensarling: "All the Trump Administration had to do was stop putting out voluminous regulations and strangling red tape on our American business enterprises." #SundayFutures @MariaBartiromo
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.@RepHensarling: "We are now averaging over 3% economic growth... The Tax Cut and Jobs Act is working." #SundayFutures @MariaBartiromo
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.@RepHensarling: "[@POTUS] is going to do everything he can under the law to minimize the pain of this that was caused by the #SchumerShutdown. @BarackObama, five years ago, did everything he could to impact, impart pain on the American people..."
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.@RepHensarling: "We want to negotiate in good faith, but we're not going to negotiate with a gun to our head, and we're not going to negotiate when @chuckschumer's part of the #SchumerShutdown holds our troops hostage."
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.@RepHensarling: "What Chuck Schumer's doing is saying, 'You know what, these illegal immigrants are more important than 2 million men and women in harm's way who wear our nation's uniform."
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We passed 76 bills out of committee last year and are ready to tackle more issues for the American people in 2018.
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2017 was a year for the books with 6 financial services bills passed by the House, Senate, and signed by @POTUS Trump into law. We are looking forward to a busy & productive 2018.