It was the first live fly-in since 2019
State Director Annie Spilman led a group of Texas members to Capitol Hill as part of the 2022 NFIB Fly-In.
The first fly-in since before the pandemic drew hundreds of NFIB members from across the country to Washington, D.C., this week to learn more about what’s happening in Congress and to speak out on the issues affecting Main Street businesses.
We sincerely thank @RepPatFallon for taking time today to talk to @NFIB #Texas members about the issues impacting #SmallBusiness #NFIBFlyIn22 pic.twitter.com/4AXecKPCBo
— NFIB Texas (@nfib_tx) June 15, 2022
On Wednesday, the Texas delegation spoke with U.S. Rep. Pat Fallon and met with the staffs of Rep. John Cornyn and Rep. Dan Crenshaw. Earlier in the week, the group heard from Rep. Jodey Arrington.
Great hearing from @RepArrington at the #NFIBFlyIn22 in Washington! Thanks for talking with our members about the issues that really matter to Texas #SmallBusiness #txlege @nfib pic.twitter.com/Z8gp66p1x4
— NFIB Texas (@nfib_tx) June 14, 2022
“The last two fly-ins were virtual because of the pandemic,” Spilman said. “It was great to get together in person and meet directly with our elected leaders and talk about the challenges facing the state’s small businesses.”
