Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne has highlighted recent activities and discussions in a series of posts on her official Twitter account, focusing on federal government reform and support for jobseekers and veterans in North Texas.
On August 9, 2025, Van Duyne wrote: “Always great to be on set with the incredible @DLoesch! We discussed my continuing conversations with the @WhiteHouse about how we can further limit the size and scope of the federal government with more cuts to unnecessary, duplicative, or wasteful programs. I expect we will see https://t.co/ff6ro8nEtq”
A day later, she expressed appreciation for Small Business Administration Associate Administrator Lisa Shimkat’s participation in a local employment event. On August 10, 2025, Van Duyne stated: “Thank you to @SBAgov Associate Administrator Lisa Shimkat for joining our North Texas Job Fair! It was great to walk the concourses with you and see thousands of jobseekers finding their next opportunity. https://t.co/ejbgHxjIJC”
That same evening, Van Duyne acknowledged veteran service organizations involved in supporting former military personnel at a regional job fair. In her post dated August 10, 2025, she wrote: “Thank you to all of the veteran service organizations that came out to Globe Life Field on Thursday for our North Texas Job Fair. We are so glad to be able to work with them to help those who have served our great nation!
Thank you to the Wounded Warrior Project, Veterans https://t.co/hYYH9f4O15“
Beth Van Duyne has served as U.S. Representative after securing victories in several recent elections; she won against Sam Eppler in 2024 by a margin of roughly 20 percentage points (227 votes or 60.3% compared to Eppler’s 149 votes or 39.7%). Previously, she defeated Jan McDowell in 2022 (177 votes or 59.7% versus McDowell’s 119 votes or 40.3%), and Candace Valenzuela in a closely contested race in 2020 (167 votes or 48.8% against Valenzuela’s 163 votes or 47.5%).
