Keystone Today

Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick shared his activities and interactions through a series of tweets, addressing various matters relating to local business, legislative actions, and international human rights efforts. Fitzpatrick represents Pennsylvania’s 1st District in the U.S. Congress, having been in office since 2017.

On April 1, 2025, Fitzpatrick tweeted about a meeting with Bill Dunn, President of CNS Cleaning Company. The congressman remarked on Dunn's insights into the challenges faced by employers in Bucks and Montgomery Counties, suggesting that his perspective as a business leader provides valuable understanding into local economic issues. "This afternoon, I sat down with Bill Dunn, President of CNS Cleaning Company in Bristol Borough. As a PA-1 resident and business leader deeply rooted in our community, Bill brings firsthand insight into the challenges and opportunities facing employers across Bucks and Montgomery."

On April 2, 2025, Fitzpatrick, alongside a group of colleagues including several U.S. Representatives, called on President Trump to reconsider an Executive Order on collective bargaining rights for unionized federal employees. In his tweet, Fitzpatrick highlighted the bipartisan effort to address this issue. "Today, along with a group of my colleagues (@RepMikeLawler, @RepDonBacon, @RepMikeTurner, @RepLaLota, @RepGarbarino, @RepBresnahan, & Rep. Chris Smith), I called on President Trump to reconsider his Executive Order regarding collective bargaining rights of unionized federal."

Later, Fitzpatrick shared insights from a meeting with Suzanne Schecter, a representative from the American Jewish World Service (AJWS) and a resident of Ottsville, where they discussed global human rights and the organization's efforts, especially in Haiti. This tweet underscores Fitzpatrick's commitment to advancing international human rights initiatives. "Great meeting with Suzanne Schecter, a PA-1 resident from Ottsville, and representative of the @ajws for a productive discussion on our shared efforts to advance global human rights and support communities in crisis, including her organization’s critical work in Haiti."