South Broward News

Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a U.S. Congress representative for Florida's 25th district since 2005, recently addressed several significant issues through her social media platform. Her posts reflect her ongoing advocacy for federal workers' rights and opposition to actions she perceives as detrimental to these groups.

On February 16, 2025, Wasserman Schultz expressed concern over the impact of targeting the federal workforce. She stated, "When you go after the federal workforce, you hurt Americans who rely on government services." She emphasized her commitment to working alongside the AFGE Florida State Council in defense of workers' rights and against perceived threats to Social Security and veterans' health from former President Trump.

Later that day, she voiced criticism towards certain political endorsements. In another tweet posted on February 16, 2025, she remarked on Republican silence regarding Vice President Vance's endorsement of a German neo-Nazi party. She wrote, "It is galling Republicans remain silent as @vp Vance endorses a German neo-Nazi party known for its antisemitism and Holocaust denial." Her statement underscores historical lessons from World War II and cautions against what she terms "re-Nazifying Germany."

In a separate post on February 16, 2025, Wasserman Schultz shared her engagement with local community initiatives. She attended services at Miramar United Methodist Church and commended their collaborative efforts with BOLD Justice to address local challenges. She tweeted, "So glad to recently join @‌ChurchMiramar for services!" Her participation highlights her focus on community solidarity and problem-solving.