Lubbock Times

Rep. Jake Ellzey, representing Texas’ 6th district in the U.S. Congress, shared his views on various national issues through a series of tweets in January 2025. Known for his service since replacing Ron Wright in 2021, Ellzey addressed topics ranging from community service to legislative actions and constitutional obligations.

On January 23, Rep. Ellzey highlighted the quiet acts of service performed by everyday heroes such as police officers, firefighters, teachers, and medical professionals across the United States. He emphasized that these efforts often go unnoticed but contribute significantly to making the nation strong and resilient. "The United States is home to the most caring and united people..."

Later that day, he expressed support for environmental legislation by voting in favor of the Fix Our Forests Act. This initiative aims to improve forest management and mitigate wildfire risks that have severely impacted numerous communities nationwide. "Today, I proudly voted YES on the Fix Our Forests Act..."

On January 25, Rep. Ellzey reiterated his commitment to state protection under Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution amidst concerns over federal government responsibilities. Addressing Governor Greg Abbott directly via social media, he underscored Washington's perceived shortcomings in fulfilling its protective duties toward states like Texas. "Texas Republicans in Congress have your back @GregAbbott_TX..."