Congressman Byron Donalds used his Twitter account on November 5 and November 6, 2025 to urge an end to the Senate filibuster and criticize both Democratic leaders and Chief Judge James Boasberg.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted on November 5 about introducing articles of impeachment against Judge Boasberg and blamed Democratic lawmakers for an ongoing government shutdown.
Congressman Byron Donalds issued several statements via social media on November 4, focusing on calls to impeach Judge James Boasberg and alleging partisan practices within America’s legal institutions under President…
On November 4, Congressman Byron Donalds published several posts accusing Senate Democrats and Judge Boasberg of targeting Republican lawmakers through federal investigations and subpoenas.
Congressman Byron Donalds addressed the ongoing government shutdown in a series of tweets on October 20, accusing Democrats of blocking efforts to reopen the government.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted on October 15, 2025, criticizing Democrats for repeated votes blocking federal worker pay amid a government shutdown.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted a series of statements on October 14 and 15, 2025, referencing remarks from Mrs. Erika Kirk during a medal event, discussing the Presidential Medal of Freedom,…
Congressman Byron Donalds addressed recent political violence and international diplomacy in a series of posts on October 14, 2025.
Congressman Byron Donalds marked what he called a “historic agreement” for peace in the Middle East with several posts on October 13, praising U.S. leadership and efforts by key figures…
Congressman Byron Donalds, representing Florida’s 19th district, posted several tweets on October 13, 2025, criticizing Democrats, former President Trump’s opponents, and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Congressman Byron Donalds shared messages on October 13, marking events including an agreement involving Steve Witkoff, Columbus Day celebrations, and the U.S. Navy’s anniversary.
Congressman Byron Donalds shared several posts on October 10, 2025 discussing contrasting roles of First Ladies, congressional votes affecting federal pay during a government shutdown, and commemorating Cuban independence.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted about the government shutdown’s impact on federal workers and military families on October 9-10, while also honoring local sports figure Mike Greenwell and congratulating Nobel laureate…
Congressman Byron Donalds announced via social media on October 8, 2025, that ten Floridians have been confirmed by the Senate as U.S. ambassadors.
Congressman Byron Donalds used social media posts dated October 6-7, 2025 to comment on accusations against a Virginia candidate, incidents involving ICE agents in Chicago, and commemorate the anniversary of…
Congressman Byron Donalds shared several posts between October 3 and October 6, 2025 criticizing Democratic immigration policies and highlighting government spending concerns while also recognizing military service ahead of the…
Congressman Byron Donalds used social media between September 30 and October 1, 2025, to comment on political disputes involving leading Democrats while also offering greetings for a Jewish holiday.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted on September 26, addressing both the October 7 Hamas attacks and new highway safety legislation known as “The WEIGH Act.”
Congressman Byron Donalds posted on September 25 about education policy, border security measures, and criticism of former FBI Director James Comey.
Congressman Byron Donalds used social media posts dated September 24-25, 2025 to address recent events affecting Southwest Florida—including honoring fallen service members and supporting local law enforcement—while also highlighting his…
Congressman Byron Donalds posted several statements on September 24, 2025.
Congressman Byron Donalds posted remarks on Constitution Day and criticized congressional rhetoric on September 17 and 18, 2025.
Congressman Byron Donalds used social media on September 17, 2025, to announce and discuss the passage of his “D.C. CRIMES Act” by the U.S. House of Representatives.
Congressman Byron Donalds shared lists of House Representatives from various states through posts on September 17, 2025, naming officials such as Shomari Figures, Ami Bera, Debbie Dingell, Ilhan Omar, Alma…
Congressman Byron Donalds posted on September 17 about his office’s student app challenge and the recent passage of his “DC CRIMES Act.”
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