Lebanon PA News

Congressman Dan Meuser, representing Pennsylvania's 9th district, recently shared a series of tweets addressing significant political developments and initiatives. These tweets highlight key appointments and efforts to advance economic growth and government efficiency.

On February 19, 2025, Congressman Meuser congratulated Kelly Loeffler on her confirmation as Administrator of the Small Business Administration. He expressed confidence in her ability to foster economic growth due to her "strong track record as a business leader." The congressman emphasized the role of the SBA in expanding opportunities for American small businesses. "Congratulations to @KLoeffler on her confirmation as Administrator of the Small Business Administration! With a strong track record as a business leader, she’s well-equipped to champion economic growth and expand opportunities for American small businesses."

The following day, February 20, 2025, Meuser announced his appearance on National Report on NEWSMAX at 11:25 am. He intended to discuss the House GOP's efforts to promote President Trump's America First Agenda through reconciliation processes. Additionally, he planned to address DOGE's initiatives aimed at eliminating wasteful practices within the federal government. "I’ll be on National Report on @NEWSMAX at 11:25am. Tune in, I’ll be discussing the House GOP’s efforts to advance President Trump’s America First Agenda through reconciliation and DOGE’s work to root out waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government."

Later that day, Congressman Meuser tweeted about taxpayer savings achieved by rooting out inefficiencies within federal operations. He highlighted that DOGE had saved taxpayers over $55 billion by eliminating wasteful expenditures and stressed that these savings are more beneficial than spending on foreign initiatives driven by ideological motives. "The American people would rather have @DOGE dividends in their pockets than see billions wasted on ideological foreign initiatives. By rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in the federal government, DOGE has already saved taxpayers over $55 billion—delivering real results."