Troy Carter, U.S. Congressman representing Louisiana’s 2nd district since 2021, posted a series of messages on social media reflecting on community achievements and national issues.
On September 12, 2025, Carter recognized the retirement of a local leader, stating: “Congratulations to my dear friend Cynthia K. Beaulieu on her retirement after 19 years of incredible service as the Director of the Small Business Development and Management Institute at @SUNOKnights. The remarkable work you have done to fuel the establishment and growth of small https://t.co/L3L4bwOosI”.
Later that day, he shared insights from a recent radio appearance: “This week on @talk1073 with @BrianHaldane, we reflected on the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, discussed the importance of preparedness, and highlighted the need to address ongoing mental health challenges. I also provided an update on the Green Bridge repairs, an https://t.co/uyvkUwNCIm” (September 12, 2025).
The following day, Carter commented on current political dynamics in the United States: “Our founders knew liberty can’t survive under unchecked power. In 2025, we see efforts to silence the press, weaken the courts, and put loyalty to one person above the Constitution. Democracy isn’t automatic—it survives only if we the people defend it. —TAC” (September 13, 2025).
Carter has represented Louisiana’s 2nd District in Congress since succeeding Cedric Richmond in 2021. Before his congressional tenure, he served in both chambers of Louisiana’s state legislature—from 1992 to 1994 in the House and from 2016 to 2021 in the Senate. Born in New Orleans in 1963 and a graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana (BA ’86), Carter continues to reside in his hometown.
