Claudia Tenney, a current member of the U.S. Congress representing New York’s 24th District, recently shared her views on multiple issues through a series of tweets. Tenney, who has been serving in Congress since 2021 and previously served in the New York State Assembly, addressed topics ranging from government efficiency to judicial actions and state-level policy decisions.
In a post dated March 31, 2025, Tenney highlighted the effectiveness of @DOGE, stating, “. @DOGE is proving that the federal government can do MORE with LESS.” She emphasized its financial impact by noting that “@DOGE has saved taxpayers $140B & this is only the beginning.”
On April 1, 2025, Tenney criticized the judicial system’s actions against a former president. In her tweet, she stated, “67% of the injunctions ever issued against a President were against President Donald Trump, & partisan Democratic-appointed judges issued 92% of these injunctions.” She also mentioned legislative efforts, saying, “The No Rogue Rulings Act blocks radical judges from imposing a nationwide ban on President Trump’s agenda.”
Later that day, Tenney addressed state-level issues in New York. She expressed concerns over the management of correctional facilities, saying, “Kathy Hochul’s failure to support our state’s correctional officers has led to the termination of over 2,000 COs, exacerbating the already dangerous staffing shortages in NY’s prisons.” She linked these issues to broader public safety concerns, stating, “This mismanagement has directly contributed to the premature release of criminals, putting” the public at risk.
