The U.S. Chamber of Commerce awarded Congressman Henry Cuellar on Wednesday the prestigious “Spirit of Enterprise” award during a reception at the Chamber’s Capitol Hill office in Washington, D.C., for his support of key business legislation during the second session of the 113th Congress. The award is given to members of Congress who have cast votes that help the economy grow and create… Read more »

Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) issued the following statement in reaction to the State of the Union address, delivered by President Obama this evening.  “Tonight, I sat in the chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives with an open mind, not listening for Democratic or Republican talking points, but instead listening for Texas values and ideas that will continue to move our… Read more »

Today, Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) voted in favor of a tax package that restores more than four dozen tax cuts and prevents a burdensome tax increase on the business community and millions of American families.  The tax package includes an extension of research and development tax incentives, small business expensing, and tuition tax credits, among others.  “As our… Read more »

Cuellar votes in favor of tax cut package to extend critical tax credits Posted: Thu 9:00 AM, Dec 04, 2014 By: Matt McGovern  Related Documents 12.03.14 - Summary of Tax Extenders Bill WASHINGTON, DC (Office of Henry Cuellar) - Congressman Henry Cuellar voted in favor of a tax package that restores more than four dozen tax cuts and prevents a burdensome tax increase… Read more »

Cuellar votes in favor of tax cut package to extend critical tax credits Posted: Thu 9:00 AM, Dec 04, 2014 By: Matt McGovern Email Related Documents 12.03.14 - Summary of Tax Extenders Bill WASHINGTON, DC (Office of Henry Cuellar) - Congressman Henry Cuellar voted in favor of a tax package that restores more than four dozen tax cuts and prevents a burdensome… Read more »

Congressman Henry Cuellar (D-TX28) invites taxpayers from all over the 28th district to submit their ideas on how the federal government can save money and use resources more efficiently in order to reduce the nation’s deficit. “The concept that all good ideas originate in Washington, DC, is wrong,” said Cuellar.  "I want to hear directly from the taxpayers about their ideas on how… Read more »