Biography Flash: Ted Cruz Leads FCC Oversight While Pushing Law Enforcement and Tech Reform Agenda
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Biography Flash: Ted Cruz Leads FCC Oversight While Pushing Law Enforcement and Tech Reform Agenda
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Senator Ted Cruz has been remarkably active on multiple fronts this week, cementing his position as one of Washington's most influential voices. Most notably, the Commerce Committee chairman announced a significant Federal Communications Commission oversight hearing scheduled for December 17th, continuing his aggressive scrutiny of federal agencies. Just days earlier on December 8th, Cruz convened an executive session to consider key nominations, demonstrating his tight control over the committee's agenda.
On the legislative front, Cruz and fellow Republican Senator John Cornyn made waves by pushing the Back the Blue Act, a bill designed to increase penalties for crimes against law enforcement and enhance protections for officers. The initiative, reported by multiple Texas news outlets including the Times Record News, aligns with Cruz's longstanding support for law enforcement priorities.
Speaking of Texas issues, Cruz recently joined Cornyn and other colleagues in urging the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to prioritize funding for rural health transformation programs across the state, showcasing his continued focus on constituent services and healthcare accessibility.
On the national stage, Cruz remains deeply engaged with Trump administration priorities. Earlier this month, he delivered remarks at the White House celebrating the newly signed Invest America Act, touting provisions that will create Trump Accounts for every American newborn starting July 4th, seeded with a thousand dollars each. Cruz characterized this as transformative policy that will create a new generation of capitalists benefiting from compound growth.
The Texas senator also continues to champion his anti-Big Tech agenda. In late January, he reintroduced the Kids Off Social Media Act alongside bipartisan partners, a bill that would bar children under thirteen from creating social media accounts and restrict recommendation algorithms targeting minors. This follows his prior TAKE IT DOWN Act, which passed the Senate in 2024 before becoming entangled in spending bill controversies.
Cruz's recent fundraising disclosures show he raised one point three million dollars in the third quarter, with two point five million in cash on hand, positioning him well for future political initiatives.
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