The top Republican on the House Committee on Small Business is urging President Donald Trump's new Small Business Administration (SBA) chief to address concerns regarding alleged taxpayer-funded electioneering in swing states and the failure to actively recover fraudulent or misappropriated COVID relief funds.
Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, chair of the House Committee on Small Business, expressed dissatisfaction with how the Biden administration had shifted the focus of the SBA away from its original mission of serving Main Street America. Williams highlighted the committee's challenges in obtaining information on the SBA's activities under a 2021 Biden executive order related to voting access.
