Wicker Supports Cutting Senate Budgets in Floor Speech
WASHINGTON, DC -- Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke on the Senate Floor today in support of cutting Senate budgets by five percent for FY2011. Wicker was first to lead the charge in January calling on his colleagues to cut their budgets.
Wicker Says President Has Failed to Live Up to His Rhetoric WASHINGTON, DC -- US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) today issued the following statement regarding the President's annual State of the Union Address. "The President has made a lot of pr...
WASHINGTON, DC -- Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke on the Senate Floor Wednesday afternoon urging his colleagues to extend the payroll tax cut, offsetting it with spending reductions. Excerpt of Wicker's remarks: "Maybe after we get this wee...
TUPELO, MS - US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) discussed the Deficit Reduction Committee's recent failure to reach a consensus for cutting federal spending. While expressing disappointment, Wicker pointed to other potential solutions to the nation's ...
WASHINGTON, DC -- Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke today in support of continued funding for sea power. Wicker serves as the Ranking Member of the Senate Armed Services Seapower Subcommittee. Excerpts from Senator Wicker's remarks: ". . .the...
US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke on the Senate Floor Tuesday afternoon urging President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to make human rights and rule of law in Russia a central part of US efforts to reset bilateral relations. Serg...
US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke on the Senate Floor today urging the repeal of the FCC's net neutrality rules. Wicker argued that innovation could be stifled by FCC regulation of the Internet.
US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) spoke on the Senate Floor calling for a change in course when it comes to job creation. He argued that the President's approach to spend now, pay later is not working.
US Senator Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) on Thursday spoke on the Senate Floor regarding Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D-Nev.) decision to overturn precedent and eliminate an important tool of the minority in the Senate. Reid cut off the Motion to Su...
