Central Utah News

Rep. John Curtis, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing Utah’s 3rd district, has recently addressed several pressing issues through a series of tweets. His commentary ranges from Social Security concerns to governmental budgeting processes and constitutional dynamics.

On March 23, 2025, Curtis emphasized the importance of securing Social Security for future generations. He stated, "No one is going to touch Social Security benefits for those in or near retirement. But younger Americans deserve an honest conversation. Many don’t believe they’ll receive anything because the program is heading toward insolvency."

In a tweet dated March 24, 2025, Curtis expressed concern over budgetary matters following the passage of a continuing resolution by Congress. He remarked, "Urgency on the budget ruled the day—until the continuing resolution was passed, the government funded, and everyone rushed home." He highlighted the need to refocus on deficits and what he described as a "broken budgeting process."

Later that day, Curtis reflected on current governmental interactions across branches as educational rather than problematic. He tweeted, "The tug and pull we’re seeing between the three branches of government is a lesson in civics, not a constitutional crisis."