Dallas City Wire

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, representing Texas’ 24th district since 2021, shared a series of tweets on March 6, 2025, addressing various legislative and economic developments. Known for her proactive stance on fiscal responsibility and support for small businesses, Van Duyne's recent statements reflect her ongoing commitment to these issues.

In a tweet posted at 20:28 UTC, Congresswoman Van Duyne expressed satisfaction with the reforms implemented by the Biden Administration aimed at reducing wasteful spending. She highlighted the role of Kelly from the Small Business Administration in making these changes possible. "We fought the Biden Administration to implement serious reform and stop massive waste of taxpayer dollars. Glad to have @SBA_Kelly making these important changes!"

Later that day, at 21:41 UTC, she announced new legislation intended to protect small businesses from excessive regulation by federal agencies. The proposed legislation mandates that any new regulations must be budget neutral. Van Duyne criticized bureaucrats lacking private sector experience for imposing burdensome regulations on job creators. "Nameless, faceless bureaucrats with zero private sector experience regularly attempt to regulate our job creators out of existence. Today, I introduced legislation to protect our small businesses by forcing federal agencies to only issue budget neutral regulations."

At 22:06 UTC, Van Duyne celebrated the opening of a new Siemens facility in Fort Worth as a significant boost for Texas jobs and American manufacturing. The facility is expected to create hundreds of skilled trades jobs and contribute to revitalizing domestic manufacturing efforts. "GREAT news for Texas jobs and American manufacturing! Today, Team Van Duyne attended the grand opening of a new 500,000 square foot @Siemens facility in Fort Worth."