Congressman Steny Hoyer addresses employment practices and Medicaid cuts

Congressman Steny Hoyer addresses employment practices and Medicaid cuts
Steny Hoyer U.S. House of Representatives from Maryland's 5th district — Official U.S. House Headshot
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Steny Hoyer, a long-serving U.S. Congressman representing Maryland’s 5th district, recently addressed several issues through his social media platform. The tweets highlighted various political and social matters, reflecting Hoyer’s ongoing commitment to public service.

On March 18, 2025, Hoyer expressed concern over employment practices involving high-profile figures. He stated: “The saddest part of Julie’s story is that it is not unique.” He emphasized the role of the courts in holding Donald Trump and Elon Musk accountable for “illegally firing thousands of probationary employees.” Hoyer reassured followers of continued efforts to protect federal employees.

Later that day, at 16:04 UTC, Hoyer turned his attention to healthcare policy. In a tweet criticizing Republican proposals, he noted: “Republicans’ proposed cuts to Medicaid would decimate vital health care services for seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, & millions of American families.” He announced a Day of Action by House Democrats to demonstrate their dedication to maintaining and enhancing healthcare services.

At 18:14 UTC on the same day, Hoyer shared an educational opportunity with his constituents. He tweeted about scholarship applications opening for the Bridging the Dream Scholarships by Sallie Mae and Thurgood Marshall College Fund. He wrote: “I encourage #MD05 high school & grad students to apply for this opportunity to enhance your pursuit of higher education.”



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