Pontiac Times

Matt Maddock, a Michigan state representative, posted a series of tweets on September 3, 2025, addressing issues ranging from legislative measures to personal views on education.

In a tweet posted at 12:25 p.m. UTC, Maddock wrote: "Retribution. https://t.co/DLZzVzUB08".

Later that day at 7:42 p.m. UTC, Maddock commented on proposed legislation concerning Bridge Cards, which are used for food assistance in Michigan. He stated: "This great @JasonWoolford3 bill to put chips in Bridge Cards to stop fraud keenly reveals who the 28 far far left democrats are. Dems in red voted to encourage food fraud. https://t.co/wwxdpsXVy7".

Bridge Cards refer to Michigan's electronic benefit transfer (EBT) system used for distributing food assistance benefits. Proposals have been made in the past to implement additional security features, such as embedded chips, aimed at reducing fraudulent use of these cards.

At 10:46 p.m. UTC on the same day, Maddock shared his perspective on children's media consumption by tweeting: "We’ve always told our kids to watch something educational

https://t.co/6N3x7bP5N9https://t.co/i4yvLnQCax".

Matt Maddock is known for his active presence on social media and his support of policies targeting welfare fraud and promoting educational content for children.