Jefferson City News

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO-03) has called on the Small Business Administration (SBA) to refocus its priorities. He released a statement today expressing his concerns about the agency's current operations.

“The Small Business Administration’s (SBA) sole purpose is to help small businesses, but unfortunately, they have strayed from their mission and are using taxpayer resources in collusion with the Biden campaign to commit election fraud. American people deserve to know the truth and see where their hard-earned money is going. Under Administrator Guzman, the agency is rife with fraud, waste, and abuse, and nothing has been done to improve it. Recent revelations, including claims of politically motivated travel and efforts to influence elections, paint a disturbing picture of an agency veering off course," said Congressman Luetkemeyer.

Luetkemeyer further criticized what he termed as "egregious overstep of executive power" by the SBA. He stated that instead of safeguarding the interests of small businesses, the SBA appears to be squandering resources on President Biden’s re-election.

“This egregious overstep of executive power underscores a blatant disregard for the American people's trust and the sanctity of public institutions. Instead of safeguarding the interests of small businesses, the SBA has been squandering resources on President Biden’s re-election, betraying the very essence of its existence. It's high time for the SBA to refocus its priorities, redirecting its efforts back to nurturing and supporting small businesses, rather than dabbling in electioneering antics," he added.

The congressman concluded his statement by pledging his commitment towards restoring integrity within the SBA. He assured that he would work with his colleagues to end what he referred to as "Administrator Guzman’s taxpayer funded campaign efforts for President Biden’s reelection."

For more information or queries regarding this matter, you can visit Congressman Luetkemeyer's official website or call his offices in Jefferson City (573-635-7232) or Cottleville (636-327-7055). He also encourages the public to stay updated with his work through his YouTube site, Facebook page, Twitter and Instagram.