Toledo Reporter

Representative Marcy Kaptur, who has served Ohio's 9th District in the U.S. Congress since 1983, recently shared her views on pressing legislative matters through a series of tweets. Born in Toledo, Ohio, and a graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Kaptur continues to address issues affecting her constituents.

On June 4, 2025, Rep. Kaptur highlighted concerns regarding healthcare coverage loss with her tweet stating "11 Million people will lose health insurance. Over 7.8 Million will be kicked off Medicaid. More will lose coverage through the ACA. Families, seniors, kids—all left with nothing, while Billionaires and big corporations pocket more $$. That’s cruelty wrapped in fine print and". This statement reflects her apprehension about potential consequences for vulnerable populations due to proposed changes in healthcare policy.

Continuing on the same date at a different time, she expressed criticism towards a bill perceived as detrimental to working families by saying "This is basic stuff. This bill makes life harder for working families. It adds debt we can’t afford, gives nothing back to our communities, and rewards the wealthy at everyone else’s expense. We're fighting for families and pushing for budgets that invest in our communities—not". Her focus remains on advocating for fiscal policies that benefit community investments over wealth concentration.

Later that day on June 4th, Rep. Kaptur celebrated #WorldCandyDay by acknowledging Spangler Candy's contribution to local culture with "On #WorldCandyDay, we celebrate the joy that a simple sweet can bring and the hardworking hands that make it possible... In Bryan, Ohio, Spangler Candy has brought smiles to generations with Dum-Dums, Bit-O-Honey, and more...". Her appreciation extends to highlighting regional businesses like Spangler Candy in Bryan, Ohio.