SE Valley Times

Rep. Greg Stanton, currently serving in the U.S. Congress for Arizona's 4th District, shared a series of statements on social media addressing various political and humanitarian issues. Stanton, who succeeded Kyrsten Sinema in 2019, has been vocal about protecting congressional roles, addressing violence by Hamas, and discussing potential Medicaid cuts.

On February 19, 2025, Rep. Stanton expressed his views on maintaining the constitutional role of Congress with a pointed statement: "Cognitive dissonance. Fight to protect the constitutional role of Congress, don’t beg for exceptions."

The following day, February 20, he reflected on a tragic event involving Israeli citizens. He wrote: "A dark and solemn morning as the bodies of 9-month-old Kfir and 4-year-old Ariel Bibas, their mother Shiri, and the elderly Oded Lifshitz were returned to Israel. May their memories be a blessing." Stanton highlighted this as "Their murders are a stark reminder of Hamas’ brutality—and why they must be..."

Later that day on February 20, Rep. Stanton engaged with healthcare professionals regarding proposed Medicaid cuts by Republicans. He tweeted: "I just wrapped up a roundtable discussion with pediatricians & health care providers about the devastating impact of Republicans' proposed Medicaid cuts." He emphasized that these changes could result in significant consequences for Arizonans: "Half a million Arizonans could lose their health insurance..."