Maryland State Wire

Rep. Glenn Ivey, currently serving in the U.S. Congress and representing Maryland's 4th district, has expressed his opinions via a series of tweets made on April 11, 2025. These tweets cover a range of issues from legislative decisions by the House GOP to personal reflections on World Parkinson's Day.

In a tweet timestamped 5:30 PM UTC, Rep. Ivey commented on recent actions taken by the House GOP. He stated, “The @HouseGOP has taken another sledgehammer to the federal government and the services that it provides through programs like Medicaid. All of this damage is being done in service of billionaires like Elon Musk.”

Later, at 7:11 PM UTC, he addressed infrastructure concerns, specifically referencing the relocation of the FBI Headquarters to Greenbelt. “While we know how important it is to address crumbling infrastructure, like moving the FBI HQ to Greenbelt, Congress has more pressing issues. I spoke at the Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government to urge the Committee to do our job and provide oversight for,” he tweeted.

At 9:02 PM UTC, Rep. Ivey commemorated World Parkinson's Day, sharing a personal connection to the issue. “Today commemorates the World Parkinson's Day and, as some may know, this issue is very close to me. I lost my dad to Parkinson's and, each World Parkinson's Day, I remember his life and legacy. For my father & all others that have suffered from this disease, I will continue to,” he wrote.

Rep. Glenn Ivey has been serving in Congress since 2023, after replacing Anthony Brown. He previously represented Maryland's 4th district in the Maryland House of Representatives and holds a BA from Princeton University and a JD from Harvard Law School. Born in Chelsea, Massachusetts in 1961, Ivey, now 62, resides in Cheverly.