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Robert C. Krueger
Robert C. Krueger Congressional Service
Robert C. Krueger is a retired United States Congressman for the state of Texas. ROBERT served as a Senator for the state of Texas and served a total of 1 term in congress.
Robert C. Krueger participated in over 0 voting sessions, sponsored over 35 pieces of legislation, and cosponsored over over 243 individual bills.
Stance on Important Issues
Economy
CentristRobert Krueger emphasized fiscal responsibility and supporting economic growth through balanced budgets and moderate government interventions.
Agriculture
LiberalKrueger supported agricultural subsidies to aid farmers, particularly in difficult economic times, while promoting sustainable farming practices.
Immigration
CentristKrueger favored comprehensive immigration reform that balanced border security with pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Education
LiberalHe advocated for increased federal funding for education, aiming to improve public schools and expand access to higher education.
Energy
LiberalKrueger supported investments in renewable energy sources and reducing dependence on fossil fuels to diversify the energy supply.
Climate change
LiberalHe acknowledged the scientific consensus on climate change and pushed for policies to mitigate its effects through emissions reductions and global cooperation.
Healthcare
CentristKrueger supported efforts to expand access to healthcare and favored a mix of public and private solutions to improve the system.
Housing
LiberalHe advocated for policies to increase affordable housing availability and supported housing assistance programs for low-income families.
Transportation
LiberalKrueger promoted federal investment in infrastructure to enhance transportation networks and improve public transit systems.
Veterans affairs
CentristHe supported enhancing veterans' services, ensuring adequate funding and resources for healthcare, education, and job training for veterans.
Voting rights
LiberalKrueger was an advocate for expanding voting access and opposed measures that could disenfranchise certain voter groups.