Rep. Glenn Ivey, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Maryland’s 4th district, has shared several statements and reflections on his social media platform. These posts address a range of topics from antisemitic violence to gun control legislation.
On June 2, 2025, Rep. Ivey addressed an incident in Boulder, Colorado with a statement regarding an antisemitic attack. He directed followers to see his full statement through a link provided in his tweet: “See my statement on the Antisemitic Attack in Boulder, Colorado below.”
Later that day, at 17:55 UTC, Rep. Ivey tweeted about attending a sermon by Revs. Mia and Mark Whitlock at Reid Temple AME Church. He highlighted the church’s role as “a pillar of outreach and hope,” particularly significant amidst potential threats to essential services like Medicaid: “Yesterday morning, I joined Revs. Mia and Mark Whitlock at @reidtempleame for a powerful sermon: ‘Bent but Still Blessed.’ Reid Temple continues to be a pillar of outreach and hope—especially critical as we face threats to essential services like Medicaid under proposed”.
At 19:57 UTC on the same day, Rep. Ivey reaffirmed his commitment to combating gun violence during #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth by promoting legislation he introduced known as the Raise the Age Act. This initiative aims to restrict access to dangerous weapons for teenagers as part of broader efforts toward gun safety reforms: “This #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth, I pledge to continue the fight to end gun violence in America. That is why I introduced the Raise the Age Act to keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of teens.”
Glenn Ivey has been serving Maryland’s 4th District since replacing Anthony Brown in 2023 after previously working in the Maryland House of Representatives. Born in Chelsea, Massachusetts in 1961 and now residing in Cheverly, he holds degrees from Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
