Rosa DeLauro, a long-serving U.S. Congress member representing Connecticut’s 3rd district, has recently shared several tweets covering a range of topics from personal tributes to public statements. These posts provide insight into her perspectives and activities.
On March 16, 2025, DeLauro expressed her sorrow over the passing of Chairwoman Nita Lowey. In her tweet, she described Lowey as “courageous, humorous, tenacious,” and noted that she was “a trailblazer & the 1st woman to Chair the House Appropriations Committee.” DeLauro stated that she is “heartbroken by this loss” and referred to Lowey as “Forever my Chairwoman.” “Chairwoman Nita Lowey was my dear friend—courageous, humorous, tenacious, with a smile that lit up any room. A fierce negotiator, Nita was a trailblazer & the 1st woman to Chair the House Appropriations Committee. I’m heartbroken by this loss. Forever my Chairwoman.”
On March 17, 2025, DeLauro addressed concerns about large technology companies in another tweet. She asserted that “Big Tech looks out for itself—not Americans.” This statement reflects ongoing debates about the influence and responsibilities of major technology firms in society. “Big Tech looks out for itself—not Americans.”
Later on March 17, DeLauro extended festive greetings in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. She mentioned having attended the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New Haven over the weekend and wished everyone celebrating a happy holiday with her message: “Happy St. Patrick’s Day to everyone celebrating!” “Happy St. Patrick’s Day to everyone celebrating! Had a fantastic time this weekend at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in New Haven.”
