steny hoyer discusses ukraine support and honors dr. carla hayden

steny hoyer discusses ukraine support and honors dr. carla hayden
Steny Hoyer, U.S. Representative of Maryland's 5th Congressional District — Facebook
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Steny Hoyer, a long-serving member of the U.S. Congress representing Maryland’s 5th district since 1981, has recently shared his thoughts on international and domestic issues through social media. His comments address matters concerning Ukraine, a prominent American librarian, and an event celebrating military service.

On May 8, 2025, Hoyer emphasized the importance of supporting Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. He stated that “If Ukraine loses, America loses. We cannot turn our back on our allies and the world to appease dictators.” He urged for solidarity with Ukrainians who are defending their country against Russian aggression.

The following day, May 9, 2025, Hoyer expressed disappointment over former President Trump’s decision to end Dr. Carla Hayden’s tenure at the Library of Congress prematurely. He described her as a patriot who significantly improved the institution’s efficiency and preserved American history. In his words: “It is disappointing that Trump cut her historic tenure so shamefully short.” He thanked Dr. Hayden for her service.

Later that same day, Hoyer attended the 44th Annual Service Academies & College ROTC Showcase and expressed gratitude towards attendees. He highlighted his interaction with students from Maryland’s 5th district eager to serve in uniform: “It was great to see so many #MD05 students that are eager to defend our country and serve our nation in uniform.”

Steny Hoyer has been an influential figure in American politics for decades, having also served in the Maryland House of Representatives and State Senate before joining Congress.



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