Central Chester Today

Chrissy Houlahan, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Pennsylvania's 6th district, recently took to social media to address various issues ranging from constituent communication to national security and public health concerns. Her statements provide insights into her current focus areas and ongoing efforts in her role as a representative.

On February 6, 2025, Houlahan shared her office's challenges in managing a high volume of constituent communications. She stated: "We've gotten thousands of calls this week, and we're trying to get back to everyone who asked us to call back. If our inbox fills up, please send us an email at https://t.co/5GPbpcIfZe. We listen to every voicemail and read every email!" This message underscores her commitment to maintaining open lines of communication with constituents despite logistical hurdles.

In a post dated February 7, 2025, Houlahan criticized recent actions by the new administration, suggesting they do not enhance national safety or prosperity. She noted: "Law and Order: Episode 3 None of these actions make our country safer or citizens more prosperous, but here are just a few things the new administration delivered this week: -Elon Musk and his posse of hackers have gained access to the private information of millions of…" This statement highlights her concerns regarding data privacy breaches involving prominent figures.

Later that day on February 7, Houlahan addressed the issue of avian flu in Pennsylvania and its broader implications. She remarked: "Avian flu, also known as 'bird flu,' is on the rise in PA and across the country. It can spread quickly and continues to impact our food supply chain and our food costs. So far, the impact on humans and livestock (chickens and dairy cows) in our community has been minimal." Her comments reflect awareness of public health challenges affecting both local communities and nationwide sectors such as agriculture.