Representative Jerry Nadler, a long-serving member of the U.S. Congress representing New York’s 12th District, has recently shared a series of tweets regarding political actions and issues. Nadler has been a vocal advocate for various causes throughout his tenure, first serving in the New York State Assembly before joining Congress in 1992. In his latest communications, he addresses a range of contentious decisions and political activities involving prominent figures and institutions.
On April 7, 2025, Representative Nadler expressed satisfaction about a recent administrative reinstatement, saying, “Proud that shortly after I led my NY colleagues in a letter calling for Sec. Kennedy to reinstate Dr. Howard as Administrator of @wtchp, Dr. Howard was reinstated. Now, Trump and RFK must reverse the cuts to NIOSH.” Nadler criticizes former President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for their decision to cut staff at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
Later on the same day, April 7, Nadler announced his involvement in a legislative matter concerning judiciary independence. He posted “I’m joining Democrats on the House & Senate Judiciary Committees in a shadow hearing to expose Trump’s attacks on the federal judiciary and his unlawful attempts to intimidate those who fight back. Follow along live: https://t.co/Zx3KGZdmQe” This tweet indicates his active participation in efforts to scrutinize and challenge the actions of former President Trump concerning the judiciary.
On April 8, 2025, Nadler addressed what he described as a corrupt agreement involving Donald Trump and New York City’s Mayor. His tweet stated, “Donald Trump may think he’s perfected the art of the deal, but he’s actually perfected the art of the shakedown. Look no further than the corrupt bargain he struck with Mayor Adams: https://t.co/hBvgj3Ow2h” Here, Nadler criticizes both Donald Trump and Mayor Adams for what he considers an unethical arrangement, further underscoring his critical stance on actions by former President Trump.
