North Vegas Times

Rep. Steven Horsford, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Nevada’s 4th district, shared his thoughts on recent political developments through a series of tweets on January 29, 2025. The posts addressed actions by former President Donald Trump and other governmental issues.

In his first tweet, Horsford expressed satisfaction with blocking Trump's funding freeze and urged action against Russ Vought's nomination to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). He described Vought as an author of "#Project2025" and accused him of wanting "to dismantle government, not help run it."

Later that day, Horsford commented on Trump's policies regarding civil service workers in another tweet. He stated that Trump demanded their return to office while also suggesting paying them for months to stay home. Horsford characterized this approach as chaotic and harmful to services such as VA, Medicare, small businesses, and education.

In a subsequent post, Horsford highlighted recent judicial decisions against Trump. He noted that in just over a week, federal courts had rejected Trump's funding freeze and his attempt to deny citizenship to American-born babies. Horsford described these actions as embodying chaos and cruelty.