NW Riverside News

Mark Takano, a U.S. Congressman representing California's 39th district since 2013, recently shared his thoughts on various issues through social media posts. These tweets reflect his advocacy for the trans community, his views on political unity, and concerns about proposed legislation.

On November 20, 2024, Takano expressed solidarity with the transgender community by stating: "Trans people matter. Today, we remember those trans people lost to violence and recommit ourselves to ending this epidemic of hate towards the trans community."

The following day, November 21, 2024, he reflected on Ted Olson's legacy in a tweet: "Ted Olson's memory serves to remind us that no matter your politics, uniting rather than dividing will always be right. I addressed the House of Representatives about his legacy today, watch my full remarks." This message underscores Takano's call for political unity over division.

Later that same day, Takano criticized a legislative proposal in another tweet: "Why would so-called small government conservatives push a bill that would give draconian powers to the President to essentially shut down any non-profit? Because it's a gift to President-elect Trump to let him go after his political opponents." Here, he questions the motives behind certain legislative actions and their potential impact on non-profits.