Nola Reporter

Congressman Troy A. Carter, currently representing Louisiana's 2nd district in the U.S. Congress, shared several opinions on various issues via his Twitter account on April 4, 2025. Carter, who has served in Congress since 2021 and resides in New Orleans, expressed his stances on tariffs, public health funding, and school lunch policies in these tweets.

In his first tweet on April 4, 2025, Carter commented on the topic of tariffs. He wrote, “WWL New Orleans, Congressman Troy Carter Comments on Trump Tariffs https://t.co/CUiuRKvPKe via @YouTube”

Carter addressed an incident involving a young student in Zachary, Louisiana, in his second tweet on the same day. He described how “A 6-year-old lactose intolerant Black girl from Zachary, LA, was recently forced to consume dairy milk for breakfast, became sick from it, and had to clean up her accident in class. I’m introducing the Freedom in School Cafeterias and Lunches, #FISCAL, Act to require schools to https://t.co/NRdi8aJFvo”

Discussing public health funding, Carter noted in his final tweet of the day, “23 states. Twenty-three states have blocked the Musk-Trump Administration’s attempt to cut billions in COVID-19 and public health funding, but Louisiana isn’t one of them. Why? Because our Attorney General is too busy siding with an unelected billionaire and his pet president”