Louisville City Wire

Morgan McGarvey, currently serving as a U.S. Congressman representing Kentucky’s 3rd district, has recently shared his views on various issues through a series of tweets. He succeeded John Yarmuth in 2023 and has been vocal about policies affecting working families and American industries.

On February 10, McGarvey expressed his concerns about medical debt impacting nearly 15 million Americans. He criticized the Trump administration for its stance, stating that they are "literally inviting Wall Street, insurance companies, and utility companies to rip us off." He further added, "Can't trust a billionaire to look out for working families." The original tweet can be found here.

The following day, February 11, McGarvey announced an upcoming tele-town hall with fellow representatives Beatty and Glenn Ivey. He mentioned the event would discuss "the impact of the Trump administration’s actions and how we're pushing back." Details about the event were shared in his tweet here.

Later that day, McGarvey commented on Donald Trump's actions concerning American-made industries. He stated these actions "aren't going to strengthen American-made industries" but rather "kill union jobs right here at home," emphasizing that Trump does not care about Louisville workers. His remarks can be accessed here.