Sam Johnson: U.S. Congressman, Third District of Texas

A group of USAFA Liaison Officers and cadet at the 2012 U.S. Service Academy Forum. From left to right: Cadet First Class Haley Wilson; Major Tom Plunkett; Col. Lisa McNeme, Congressman Sam Johnson; Major Kristen Fair; Col. Joe Cordina; Col. John Visser

McKinney's Boy Scout Troop 531's Court of Honor

The ground breaking ceremony for Capitol One's new Auto Finance Division in Plano.

Frisco is in good hands with this team of awesome first responders.

On Memorial Day, I was honored to present Cody Morton with his Purple Heart medal for his service in Afghanistan.

Boy Scouts and Civil Air Patrol greeted attendees with American flags at the Frisco Flag Day celebration at the Frisco Heritage Museum.

I donated a POW bracelet with my name on it to the Frisco Heritage Museum's Military History Exhibit.

The winners of this year's Congressional Art Competition.

Congratulations to the 2012 graduates of North Texas Job Corps.

I joined the Thomas Elementary Texans in a great patriotic ceremony in honor of National Anthem Day.

Congressman Johnson hosts a live question and answer with North Texas resides while he is voting in Washington, D.C.

U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson (R-TX) delivered the following remarks in support of H.R. 4935, the Child Tax Credit Improvement Act of 2014. H.R. 4935 includes Johnson’s commonsense measure to require a Social Security number when claiming the $1,000 refundable child tax credit.

During a Ways and Means Health Subcommittee hearing, Congressman Sam Johnson (R-TX) questioned the witnesses on the impact of ObamaCare’s $716 billion raid on Medicare, particularly the $300 billion cut to the Medicare Advantage (MA) program. MA is chosen by 30 percent of all seniors, especially low-income and minority seniors and those with chronic health conditions. Johnson represents a majority of Texas’ Collin County where over 24 percent of Medicare beneficiaries have opted out of traditional fee-for-service Medicare and enrolled in an MA plan.

U.S. Congressman Sam Johnson delivered the following speech on the U.S. House of Representatives floor to talk about his recent visit to Texas' southern border in the Rio Grande Valley sector. Johnson comments on how he never expected to see what he saw - a real man-made crisis.

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