St. Paul Reporter

Rep. Betty McCollum, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Minnesota's 4th district, has been vocal on several issues through her social media posts in recent days. Her statements cover a range of topics from foreign aid to workers' rights and constitutional duties.

On January 25, Rep. McCollum criticized the halt on foreign aid programs, describing it as "completely reckless" and harmful to U.S. leadership and security globally. She expressed concern that this decision portrays the United States as unreliable, which adversaries could exploit. "The stop order for foreign aid programs is completely reckless and a danger to U.S. leadership and security around the world."

On January 26, she showed support for Delta Air Lines workers seeking union recognition with organizations such as @DeltaAFA and @IAM_DeltaRamp. She emphasized their exceptional service across various roles within the airline industry and advocated for fair compensation and benefits. "Solidarity with Delta Air Lines workers fighting for union recognition with @DeltaAFA and @IAM_DeltaRamp."

By January 28, Rep. McCollum addressed concerns over executive actions affecting congressional funding decisions, emphasizing elected officials' responsibilities to uphold constitutional values. She described the President's unilateral funding decisions as detrimental to American families and legal principles. "Every elected official has a duty to the American people to uphold and defend the Constitution."