Rep. Suzan DelBene critiques Trump’s impact on the U.S. economy

Rep. Suzan DelBene critiques Trump’s impact on the U.S. economy
U.S. Rep. Suzan Delbene representing Washington's 1st Congressional District — Official U.S. House headshot
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U.S. Congresswoman Suzan DelBene, representing Washington’s 1st District, has taken to social media to comment on current economic and political conditions. DelBene, who has served in Congress since 2012, continues to voice her opinions on policy and governmental actions. Her statements, shared via a series of tweets on April 30, 2025, address the impact of former President Donald Trump’s policies and express personal solidarity with a fellow representative.

In a tweet posted at 18:32 UTC, DelBene criticized former President Trump’s tariffs, attributing them to economic instability. She stated, “Trump’s tariffs & economic chaos are tanking the economy.”

Later that day, at 21:13 UTC, DelBene expressed her support for Representative Rick Larsen, conveying her concern during what she described as a “difficult time.” Her tweet read, “Thinking of @RepRickLarsen & his family during this difficult time.”

In another statement made at 21:45 UTC, DelBene commented on the economic promises made by Trump, asserting that these commitments have not materialized. She remarked, “Trump promised to make life cheaper & safer for families but over the last 100 days America has only gotten more expensive & dangerous.”

Suzan DelBene, 61, was born in Selma, Alabama, and resides in Medina. She is an alumna of Reed College and the University of Washington.



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