NW Valley Times

Congressman Abe Hamadeh, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, shared a series of statements on social media reflecting both momentous personal experiences and policy positions. His communications highlight his recent participation in a historic event at the White House, his stance on legislation concerning federal funding for colleges, and his pride in representing veterans from his district.

On the evening of March 29, 2025, Congressman Hamadeh recounted an unforgettable experience at the White House. He indicated the significance of being present at an important historical event, expressing his honor at having a prominent place to see history unfold. "Last night at the White House was an evening that Congressman Hamadeh will never forget."

Later that day, Congressman Hamadeh addressed the issue of federal funding for educational institutions, echoing sentiments expressed by Senator Tim Scott. He supported the assertion that such funding should be considered a privilege rather than an entitlement, particularly in light of allegations involving anti-Semitic activities on campus. Hamadeh took pride in co-sponsoring a bill to ensure taxpayer money does not support institutions fostering pro-terror sentiments. "As @SenatorTimScott asserts, 'Federal funding is a privilege and not a right.'"

Furthermore, Congressman Hamadeh expressed his deep appreciation for the Vietnam veterans residing in Congressional District Eight, emphasizing their service to the country. He conveyed his honor in representing these veterans within Arizona’s communities. "Congressional District Eight is the proud home of so many of Arizona's Vietnam veterans."