Rep. Jodey Arrington

Congressman Jodey Arrington is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for the Nineteenth Congressional District of Texas. He serves as chairman of the House Budget Committee. He also serves on the House Ways and Means Committee and the U.S. Congress’ Joint Economic Committee.

Republicans and Democrats can agree on energy policy. We're proof

OPINION June 14, 2023

Republicans and Democrats can agree on energy policy. We're proof

A strong energy policy can have lasting benefits. It can bolster our national security and economy and stabilize the global energy market. We want to work together for the greater good.

This crisis is flashing danger and America must change course or our children will pay

OPINION April 10, 2023

This crisis is flashing danger and America must change course or our children will pay

This crisis is flashing danger and America must change course or our children will pay. $31-trillion-plus national debt eclipsed the size of our economy.

If Republicans take House, here's how they can solve US debt and budget problems

OPINION September 19, 2022

If Republicans take House, here's how they can solve US debt and budget problems

The Biden administration has added nearly a whopping $5 trillion in new spending, and Washington is on pace to borrow $16 trillion more over the next decade.

Rep. Jodey Arrington: Biden's border crisis is hammering our states. Time to affirm their sovereign powers

OPINION June 24, 2021

Rep. Jodey Arrington: Biden's border crisis is hammering our states. Time to affirm their sovereign powers

Ask anyone living in our border states and they’ll tell you: President Biden won’t even acknowledge the illegal immigration problem let alone take the steps necessary to protect them.

Rep. Jodey Arrington: Memorial Day weekend – US beef is not a climate villain. Let's support our ranchers

OPINION May 26, 2021

Rep. Jodey Arrington: Memorial Day weekend – US beef is not a climate villain. Let's support our ranchers

From bedtime stories of weathered cattlemen driving their herds across arid plains to the seductive smell of barbeque, beef is deeply woven into the cultural and economic fabric of Texas. Unfortunately, the industry has become an undeserving scapegoat in discussions surrounding climate change in recent years.