Will Hurd, Author at Rivard Report

A Representative Who Stands Up for His ‘Bosses’ in CD 23

By Will Hurd | October 25, 2018

I am proud of my record in Congress, and I humbly ask my bosses, the people I represent in District 23, to allow me to keep working hard for them.

The Best Advice I Ever Got: Do Things That Are ‘Meaningful and Hard’

By Will Hurd | May 13, 2017

You have just written the preface of your book. You get to write the book of your life any way you want to.

Hurd: A Wall is the Least Effective Way to Secure the Border

By Will Hurd | January 31, 2017

True border security demands a flexible, defense-in-depth strategy that includes a mix of personnel, technology and changing tactics, all of which come at a lower price tag than a border wall.

NAFTA 2.0: Upgrading Economic Ties To Boost Competitiveness

By Will Hurd | January 26, 2017

Goods exported to Mexico and Canada last year supported almost 3 million U.S. jobs – that’s more than a quarter of the total jobs supported by U.S. exports.

Educating the Next Generation of Computer Scientists

By Will Hurd | December 14, 2016

U.S. Rep. Will Hurd is introducing a new computer science initiative designed to increase middle school students’ access to a quality tech education.

Hurd on the Hill: Back to School, Preparing for Our Future

By Will Hurd | September 1, 2016

Most students in Texas’ 23rd Congressional District headed out last week with a new outfit, fresh school supplies, and a sturdy backpack, ready to start the new school year.

Commentary: Do You Have Summer Vacation Plans? #FindYourPark

By Will Hurd | April 19, 2016

Making plans for summer vacation?

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Reflections of a Congressman: Dr. King’s Message Echoes Through Time

By Will Hurd | January 17, 2016

Every year, at least once a year, we are reminded of Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream that “his four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” He didn’t live to see his dream become reality, but after 50 years, his words continue to inspire, influence, and touch our hearts.