Randy Weber, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Texas’ 14th district, shared his thoughts on several issues through social media posts on December 2, 2024. The tweets reflect his views on political and personal matters.
In a post made at 19:41 UTC, Weber commented on perceived double standards with the statement “Rules for thee, but not for me.”
Later that day, at 20:33 UTC, Weber expressed his sorrow over a tragic event involving Omer Neutra. He stated “I am deeply heartbroken. Earlier this year, I had the honor of meeting Omer Neutra’s family in Israel. For the past year, they have fought tirelessly for his return, holding on to hope and searching for answers. Today, we learned the devastating truth: Omer was brutally murdered…” This tweet highlights his personal connection to the Neutra family and their plight.
At 21:33 UTC, Weber addressed border security concerns in Texas by acknowledging the efforts of state agents. He tweeted “For four relentless years, our @TxDPS agents have stood on the frontlines, working overtime to defend Texas as our border is overrun—day after day—by illegal aliens, gang members, special interest aliens, and even known terrorists. Mark it down: On January 20th, that ends.” His message emphasizes a commitment to change in border policy.
