Diana Harshbarger, a U.S. Congresswoman representing Tennessee’s 1st district since 2021, recently shared several updates on her social media platform. Her posts cover various topics, including recognition from former President Trump and legislative matters concerning public health.
On February 5, 2025, Harshbarger expressed gratitude for being acknowledged by former President Donald Trump. She wrote: “It was an honor to be recognized by President Trump for working to protect women’s sports!”
The following day, February 6, she highlighted the House’s scheduled vote on the HALT Fentanyl Act. Emphasizing her support for the bill due to its significance in addressing the opioid crisis affecting her constituents, she stated: “Today, the House will vote on the HALT Fentenyal Act. I am an absolute YES on this bill. Over the last two years alone, 400 souls in my district have lost their lives to fentanyl-related deaths.” She further described the ongoing situation as an “opioid epidemic.”
Later that day, Harshbarger posted a brief yet assertive message related to her previous post: “Let’s get it done.” The context of this tweet likely refers to urging action on passing significant legislation.
