MEDIA
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2/26/24
Brady PAC and Their Future PAC Respond to Julie Johnson’s Distortions About Her Voting Record
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FOX 4
Voter’s Guide: U.S. House District 32
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1/6/24
Dr. Brian Williams’ statement on the third anniversary of the January 6th attack on the US Capitol
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Essence
House Call: This Black Doctor Running For Congress Could Be First Trauma Surgeon Ever To Be Elected
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CBS Mornings
Dr. Brian Williams joins Gayle King to talk about his book, the campaign, and how we build safer and healthier communities.
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10/26/23
Dr. Brian Williams’ Statement on the Mass Shooting in Lewiston, Maine
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Dallas Morning News
Donors put Brian Williams, Julie Johnson far ahead of pack angling for Allred’s House seat.
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NPR: WBEZ
Dr. Brian H. Williams wants to end the U.S. gun violence epidemic
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Deadline White House
Dr. Williams joined Nicolle Wallace alongside fellow gun safety advocate Fred Guttenberg to discuss his new campaign ad and how to tackle the worsening gun violence epidemic.
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USA Today
OpEd: Racial disparities in health care cost lives. Medical school needs race-conscious admissions.
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D MAGAZINE
The former Parkland trauma surgeon who made headlines after the July 7 shooting in downtown Dallas discusses how his career as a physician informs his platform.
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DALLAS MORNING NEWS
His profile grew after Dallas police ambush; now this trauma surgeon running for Congress. Dr. Brian Williams has launched his campaign to replace Colin Allred in Congress.
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CBS TEXAS
In a sit-down with political reporter Jack Fink, trauma surgeon Dr. Brian Williams explains why he's running for Congress to represent Texas' 32nd District.
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VoteVets
The largest progressive group of Veterans in America, VoteVets PAC, is today endorsing Dr. Brian Williams to be the next Member of Congress from Texas’ 32nd Congressional District.
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New Politics
New Politics endorsed U.S. Air Force Veteran and lifelong servant leader Dr. Brian Williams for Representative in Texas’ 32nd Congressional District
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AXIOS
Running as a democrat, Williams wants to help curb the country’s epidemic of gun violence, he tells Axios. He’s also concerned about unaffordable health care coverage and environmental issues, and says “reproductive rights are under attack.”
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VoteVets
VoteVets PAC Endorses Dr. Brian Williams in TX-32: Organization with a long record of electing Veteran leaders to Congress backs Air Force Veteran Dr. Brian Williams.
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3.14 action fund
3.14 Action Fund Endorses Dr. Brian Williams in TX-32: Organization with a long record of electing STEM leaders to Congress backs Dr. Brian Williams.
Voters in the March 5 Primary Need to READ
Voters interested in Brian's record of service (especially White women & women over 55) need to read: As a trauma surgeon, Dr. Brian Williams has seen what guns do to bodies, and in the Air Force, he trained in weapons of war and knows they have no place in our streets. That’s why he helped Democratic leaders in Congress write and pass the first bipartisan gun safety law in nearly 30 years, and in Congress, he will continue this work to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
Voters interested in Brian's record of service need to read: As a doctor, Brian Williams operated on women facing death due to reproductive emergencies, and believes every patient deserves quality care. He will always protect a patient’s right to make their own health care decisions without the interference of politicians. That means restoring abortion rights and passing national protections to stop states like Texas from passing extreme abortion bans.
Voters interested in Brian's record of service (especially White women & women over 55) need to read: As an officer in the Air Force, Dr. Brian Williams took an oath to defend the Constitution. Now, he sees new threats to our democracy from extremists like those who attacked the US Capitol on January 6th. In Congress, Williams will put his oath to the country ahead of political games, and he will stand up to any attempts to roll back voting rights or overturn the will of the voters in our elections.
Voters interested in Brian's record of service (especially Hispanic voters) need to read: Dr. Brian Williams chose to work in hospitals for underserved communities with patients who often can’t afford the best care. Then, Williams advised Nancy Pelosi when she was Speaker and worked to help Medicare negotiate for lower prescription drug costs while fighting to cap insulin costs at $35 a month. But he knows more must be done to reduce health care costs, including providing an affordable public option for health insurance.