Rep. Morgan McGarvey used Twitter in April to discuss rising gas prices, criticize former President Trump’s tax and healthcare policies, and promote a virtual event for Louisville students interested in congressional nominations.
On April 15, Rep. Morgan McGarvey posted several tweets criticizing Russ Vought and Republican actions regarding federal aid programs such as LIHEAP and food benefits for mothers and children.
Rep. Morgan McGarvey marked three years since the Old National Bank mass shooting with a message remembering victims and honoring first responders on April 10.
Rep. Morgan McGarvey used his Twitter account on April 8-9, 2026 to highlight local voting opportunities while criticizing federal budget choices and travel disruptions caused by a government shutdown.
U.S. Representative Morgan McGarvey used his social media account on April 5 and April 7, 2026, first sharing Easter greetings before responding critically to statements made by former President Donald Trump about ongoing conflict.
Rep. Morgan McGarvey used his Twitter account between April 1-3, 2026 to promote student outreach events and announce new federal funding for a local college campus upgrade while also reflecting on ongoing efforts against gun violence in Louisville
U.S. Representative Morgan McGarvey criticized former President Donald Trump’s spending priorities and tariff policies on April 3, while also sharing his recent visit with students at Butler High School.
On March 31, Rep. Morgan McGarvey used social media to encourage Louisville residents’ participation in an art competition while voicing support for transgender rights following a Supreme Court decision about conversion therapy.
Rep. Morgan McGarvey used social media posts dated March 29-30 to honor Vietnam veterans—particularly those from Louisville—and criticize decisions affecting justice for Breonna Taylor’s family.
U.S. Congressman Rep. Morgan McGarvey posted several tweets on March 27-28 criticizing recent actions by former President Trump’s administration as well as House Republican leaders over justice reform efforts and federal agency funding debates.