South Middlesex Times

Frank Pallone, a long-serving member of the U.S. Congress representing New Jersey's 6th district, has recently shared his thoughts on various pressing issues through a series of tweets. Serving since 1988, Pallone has been vocal about his stance on political and humanitarian matters.

On February 22, 2025, Pallone expressed gratitude towards activists who visited his office to show appreciation for his opposition to what he described as "Trump & Musk’s overreach." He emphasized the importance of resisting attacks on critical agencies that serve communities and encouraged those affected by layoffs attributed to Trump to share their stories. "Grateful to the activists who visited my office to thank me for standing up to Trump & Musk’s overreach. We’re pushing back against their attacks on critical agencies that serve our communities. If you have been affected by Trump’s layoff, share your story:"

Later that day, Pallone criticized Donald Trump's decision to fire General Brown from his position as head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He characterized this action as potentially one of Trump's most dangerous moves and highlighted the loyalty of America's military leaders to the Constitution rather than any individual leader. "Donald Trump’s firing of Gen. Brown as head of the Joint Chiefs may be the most dangerous thing he’s done."

In another tweet on February 22, Pallone condemned the murder of two young children by Hamas terrorists and described it as an act of barbarism. He mentioned that while their mother had reportedly been returned, Hamas attempted deception with an unidentified corpse. "Ariel & Kfir Bibas – just four years old and ten months old – were murdered in cold blood by Hamas terrorists in captivity."