Chairman Williams: High Inflation Remains Top Issue for Small Business Owners
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A March 14, 2023 statement by Chairman Roger Williams (R-TX) on the February Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. Williams says small business owners tell him "inflation remains the top issue facing their livelihoods," calls the CPI reading of 6% confirmation that government spending has consequences for families and businesses, and says a Republican-controlled House is "slamming the brakes on Biden's spending spree."
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“Chairman Williams: High Inflation Remains Top Issue for Small Business Owners.”
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Chairman Williams: High Inflation Remains Top Issue for Small Business Owners February CPI March 14, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Chairman Roger Williams (R-TX) issued the following statement regarding the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. “Everywhere I go, small business owners tell me inflation remains the top issue facing their livelihoods,” said Chairman Williams. “Today’s CPI data reading of 6% confirms we cannot continue with reckless government spending without expecting serious consequences for American families and businesses. Thankfully, with a Republican-controlled House, we are slamming the brakes on Biden’s spending spree. Too much is at stake for Main Street America.
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