Rep. Brett Guthrie, a U.S. Congressman representing Kentucky’s 2nd district since 2009, recently shared updates on his legislative activities and engagements through a series of tweets. These posts provide insight into his current initiatives and interactions.
On January 23, Rep. Guthrie expressed his satisfaction with the advancement of the Laken Riley Act to President Trump’s desk. He stated that this legislation is “the first bill to pass the House this year” and emphasized its significance as “a key step toward making America safe again and securing our Southern border.” “Yesterday I was honored to see the Laken Riley Act advance to President Trump’s desk.”
The following day, January 24, he recounted a meeting with Lieutenant General Steven Gilland, Superintendent of West Point and his alma mater. The discussion focused on training future American leaders at West Point and strategies for improving their football team’s performance. “This afternoon I was honored to meet with the Superintendent of my alma mater @WestPoint_USMA Lieutenant General Steven Gilland…”
Later on January 24, Rep. Guthrie highlighted his support for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act by voting in favor of it. He co-sponsored this legislation alongside Rep. Ann Wagner, which mandates equal medical care for babies born alive after attempted abortions as those born prematurely under other circumstances.“Yesterday I was proud to vote for @RepAnnWagner’s Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act…”
