Lebanon PA News

Congressman Dan Meuser, who has been representing Pennsylvania's 9th district since 2019, recently shared updates on his activities and engagements through a series of tweets. Born in Babylon, New York in 1964, Meuser currently resides in Dallas and holds a BA from the State University of New York Maritime College Cornell University.

On March 11, 2025, Congressman Meuser tweeted about his meeting with NEPA Alliance President & CEO Jeffrey Box and SEDA-COG Executive Director Kim Wheeler at his Washington D.C. office. He stated that they had a "productive discussion about the vital federal programs that support regional community and economic development agencies." "It was great meeting with NEPA Alliance President & CEO Jeffrey Box and SEDA-COG Executive Director Kim Wheeler in my DC office this afternoon. We had a productive discussion about the vital federal programs that support regional community and economic development agencies, as…"

Later that day, he addressed the passage of a Continuing Resolution by the House of Representatives via another tweet. He clarified misconceptions regarding cuts to Medicaid, Social Security, Medicare, or veterans’ benefits claimed by Democrats. Instead, he highlighted provisions such as raises for troops and investments in veterans' healthcare. "The Continuing Resolution the House just passed does not cut Medicaid, Social Security, Medicare, or veterans’ benefits—despite Democrats’ false claims. In reality, it gives our troops a raise, invests in veterans’ healthcare, and supports women, infants, and seniors—all while…"

On March 12th, Congressman Meuser met with Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon to discuss America's economic outlook. According to Meuser's tweet from that day: "Earlier today," they discussed steps for growth including expanding small business access to capital and strengthening employee benefits."Earlier today I sat down with @GoldmanSachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon to discuss the business community’s realistically optimistic outlook on America's economy and the key steps to drive growth—expanding small business access to capital, strengthening employee benefits to…"