Pontiac Times

Representative Lisa McClain, serving Michigan’s 9th district in the U.S. Congress since 2021, recently shared a series of statements on social media. The tweets address various political issues, reflecting her support for former President Donald Trump and expressing concerns over alleged discrimination against conservatives.

On November 19, 2024, McClain expressed her confidence in Donald Trump as he forms his cabinet following a mandate given by "76 million Americans." She stated, "Republicans were given a mandate and a prerogative by 76 million Americans to shake up Washington. I have full faith in President Trump as he assembles his cabinet and works to get America back on track in the first 100 days."

Later that day, she announced her participation in a morning show interview before attending a GOP oversight hearing with the FEMA director. In her tweet at 11:59 AM UTC, she noted the need for answers regarding perceived discrimination by the Biden administration against conservatives: "Speaking with @MorningsMaria this morning at 7:20 a.m. ET ahead of @GOPoversight’s hearing today with the FEMA director. There is a pattern of discrimination against conservatives with the Biden admin and we need answers."

In another tweet posted at 3:27 PM UTC on the same day, McClain criticized FEMA's alleged actions concerning homes displaying Trump signs during natural disasters. She declared her intention to seek accountability during the oversight hearing: "Natural disasters affect Americans of every creed, so for FEMA to direct workers to avoid homes with Trump signs is outright despicable. I will be demanding answers at today's @GOPoversight hearing."