Trump made a dangerous decision — and Brian Fitzpatrick still won’t stand up to him. In Congress, I’ll always put public safety ahead of politics. (3/3)

Letting a major drug trafficker run free is a slap in the face to families who’ve lost loved ones to addiction and the law enforcement officers working to protect our communities. (2/3)

Our country only survives when we reject political violence in every form. We cannot afford to look away or pretend this is normal. It’s not. And we all have a responsibility to call it out.

Our current Congressman Fitzpatrick lacks any courage to even call out Donald Trump by name to condemn these threats of political violence. These threats must be condemned clearly and unequivocally.

The threats Donald Trump made yesterday are dangerous, disgusting, and sadly, not surprising. This is not a moment for weak or half-hearted responses.

That’s not accountability, that’s not leadership, that’s cowardice.

I’ll keep showing up, listening, and working for you.

I believe elected officials owe their constituents the chance to be heard — that’s why I’ll continue holding town halls across our district. Brian Fitzpatrick hasn’t held an in-person town hall in over eight years.

Austin and I share a belief that the government should work for everyone, not just the wealthy or well-connected. In Congress, I’ll continue to partner with the Shapiro-Davis Administration to deliver for Bucks and Montgomery Counties.

To all who have served, and to the families who support them, thank you. Your courage and dedication continues to inspire us every day.

Our community has a proud history of service. Our neighborhoods are home to thousands of veterans who continue to give back — as mentors, public servants, and volunteers. Today, we honor them and recommit to ensuring that every veteran has access to the care and respect they deserve.

I’m happy the shutdown is ending but this deal is bad for families who are already struggling to make it through the Trump/Fitzpatrick economy. (2/2)

We are failing to live up to our principles as Americans when we allow our own people to go hungry. It’s disgraceful. Congress and Fitzpatrick must get back to work, do their job, and ensure that families like Elizabeth Austin’s aren’t forgotten about. (4/4)

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And now, in the midst of this shutdown, Trump can find $40 billion for Argentina and tear down part of the White House to build a tacky ballroom — yet he’s letting Americans go hungry while Brian stands by and does nothing. (3/4)

Trump’s reckless budget bill cut billions from SNAP, and that bill would not have passed without Brian Fitzpatrick. (2/4)