South King News

Rep. Adam Smith, a long-serving congressman representing Washington’s 9th district, recently made a series of public statements through social media. Known for his political experience and education background, having earned a JD from the University of Washington and a BA from Fordham University, Smith expressed his views on current issues affecting his constituency and the nation at large.

On April 9, 2025, Rep. Adam Smith tweeted, "We still have work to do in our city, but these changes are leading us in the right direction. I welcome this progress toward a safer Seattle." The statement reflects his optimism about ongoing developments to improve safety in Seattle.

On April 10, 2025, Smith critiqued former President Donald Trump's recent trade policy decision in a tweet. He stated, "Last week, Donald Trump put his ego above the needs of 340 million Americans as he announced a new slate of tariffs, sending the Dow into a 1600-point tailspin. The dollar is tanking and so is the wellbeing of my constituents. I need the President to get off the golf course and," implying a need for the former President to focus on economic stability.

Further on April 10, Smith commented on legislative developments, announcing his stance via a tweet, "My statement regarding the passage of H.R. 22, The SAVE Act," alongside a link to the full statement. The SAVE Act appears significant enough to warrant specific attention and clarification from Smith, emphasizing its relevance to his constituents.

Rep. Smith has been an integral member of Congress since 1997, having succeeded Randy Tate, and had prior experience in the Washington State Senate. A native of Washington, D.C., born in 1965 and currently residing in Bellevue, Smith combines his background in law and political service in championing issues crucial to his district and the broader political landscape.