Hillary Scholten, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Michigan’s 3rd district, shared her insights and upcoming engagements through a series of tweets. As she continues her legislative duties, Scholten remains committed to connecting with her constituents and addressing their concerns.
On March 9, 2025, Scholten announced an upcoming town hall in Grand Rapids scheduled for March 27th. She emphasized the importance of engaging with the community: “West Michigan, hearing from you is crucial to doing my job well. I’m excited to host an in-person town hall on March 27th in Grand Rapids to speak more about my work, take your questions, and hear your stories.”
Later that day, Scholten expressed her opposition to certain policies under former President Trump’s administration. She voiced concerns over their impact on West Michiganders: “For President Trump, the chaos seems like the point. But for West Michiganders, chaos is a huge threat to their jobs, businesses, and livelihoods.” She reaffirmed her commitment to opposing measures she perceives as detrimental.
In another post from March 9th during a Civil Rights Pilgrimage in Alabama, Scholten reflected on historical civil rights efforts: “We’re on our third and final day of our Civil Rights Pilgrimage here in Alabama…” Her reflections underscored an ongoing dedication to justice inspired by past leaders.
