U.S. Congressman Brett Guthrie, who represents Kentucky’s 2nd district, recently highlighted his meetings with local leaders and advocacy groups in Washington, D.C., as well as legislative achievements under President Trump and House Republicans.
On July 18, Guthrie posted about welcoming members of the Greater Louisville Inc. Chamber to the nation’s capital: “Wonderful to welcome community leaders with @GLIchamber to Washington yesterday. We discussed ways that the One, Big, Beautiful Bill will spur economic growth and help grow Kentucky’s economy. Thanks for making the trip to D.C.!”
The following day, on July 19, he outlined recent legislative actions: “Under President Trump and House Republicans, Kentucky families are winning! In just the past few weeks, we have passed a law to:
Enact historic tax cuts
Revitalize our military
Unleash American energy
Secure the border
Eliminate waste, fraud and abuse in government”
On July 20, Guthrie expressed appreciation for advocacy visits from various Kentucky organizations: “This week, I hosted various groups from the Commonwealth to hear about the issues that are most important to them. Thank you to the @kysoybean Association, @KentuckyFFA, @KyCECMembership, and KY veterinarians for making the trip to advocate on behalf of Kentuckians.”
Brett Guthrie has served in Congress since 2009 after succeeding Ron Lewis. Before his tenure in Washington, he was a member of the Kentucky Senate from 2000 to 2008. Born in Florence, Alabama in 1964 and currently residing in Bowling Green at age 59, Guthrie continues his legislative work representing Kentucky’s interests at the federal level.
