Senator Doug Mastriano used social media posts dated September 4-5, 2025 to pay tribute to a World War I veteran and discuss testimony from a public hearing about Tropical Storm Debby’s effects in Pennsylvania.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his social media accounts on September 5, 2025 to quote Benjamin Franklin on moral improvement, promote National Food Bank Day’s call for donations and volunteering efforts,…
Senator Doug Mastriano posted three updates on September 4, 2025—including a personal reflection from his military service days, a historical quote regarding the value of the Bible by Elias Boudinot,…
Senator Doug Mastriano posted on September 3, 2025 about the anniversary of the Treaty of Paris ending the American Revolution and shared a quote from John Quincy Adams regarding the…
Senator Doug Mastriano posted updates on September 3, 2025 regarding the aftermath of Tropical Storm Debby and promoted his weekly e-newsletter.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his social media accounts on September 1-2, 2025 to highlight key moments from U.S. history such as V-J Day and milestones like Congress approving America’s first…
Senator Doug Mastriano emphasized religious values and local heritage through multiple posts on September 2, 2025.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted about key historical dates including the founding of Poland’s Solidarity movement and Labor Day’s origins.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his social media platform in late August 2025 to encourage book donations for the Keystone State Challenge Academy and remind drivers about school bus safety laws.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted updates on August 28, 2025 about educational expansion at Shalom Christian Academy, his military service during Operation Ostwind in spring 1990, and new legislation allowing Pennsylvanians…
Senator Doug Mastriano posted several updates on August 27, 2025.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his X account between August 25-27, 2025 to share updates on legislative hearings related to defense logistics, recognize community service by Rev.
Senator Doug Mastriano shared messages between August 24-25, including a Bible verse, acknowledgment of National Park Service Day, and information about a legislative hearing on the Susquehanna Defense Logistics Agency.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted several updates between August 22-24, including sharing his newsletter and marking staff departures.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted a traffic alert for Franklin County and highlighted the anniversary of Hawaii’s statehood in tweets dated August 20 and August 21, 2025.
Senator Doug Mastriano shared reflections on his Cold War-era military service and detailed recent visits with local officials and military personnel in Pennsylvania through posts made on August 21, 2025.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted updates on August 20, 2025 about his visit to the Keystone State Challenge Academy as well as new PennDOT bridge replacement projects planned for Adams County.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted updates on August 20, detailing his visit to Fort Indiantown Gap and discussing youth outreach through book donations.
Senator Doug Mastriano announced via social media on August 18-19, 2025 that he has introduced SB969—the Educational Freedom for Families Act—emphasizing expanded school choice options in Pennsylvania.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted on August 18, 2025 about bipartisan transportation funding efforts without new taxes and reflected on lessons from the Gettysburg Battlefield.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his Twitter account on August 17-18, 2025 to share historical milestones including WWII’s Sicily campaign and women’s suffrage via the Nineteenth Amendment.
Senator Doug Mastriano used his social media accounts on August 14 and August 15, 2025 to share reflections on his military service with NATO forces in Afghanistan, pay tribute to…
Senator Doug Mastriano posted on X about Tisha B’av and key anniversaries such as the Social Security Act’s signing and V-J Day on August 13-14, 2025.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted on August 12-13, 2025 about Carl’s Drug Store’s bicentennial in Franklin County and recent Senate approval of increased funding for mass transit and roads.
Senator Doug Mastriano posted on August 12, 2025 about awarding Stephanie Coxon the Pennsylvania Freedom Medal and voiced concerns over Governor Shapiro’s travel spending transparency.
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