Rep. Andrew Clyde comments on border security and the judiciary in recent tweets

Rep. Andrew Clyde comments on border security and the judiciary in recent tweets
Rep. Andrew S. Clyde, US Representative for Georgia's 9th District — Official U.S. House headshot
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Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia’s 9th district, who has been in office since 2021, has made several statements on social media regarding current political issues. Born in Walkerton, Ontario, Canada, Clyde moved to the United States where he obtained degrees from the University of Notre Dame, Bethel University, and the University of Georgia. Residing in Athens, Georgia, his focus has often centered around security, governance, and legislative processes.

On April 1, 2025, Rep. Andrew Clyde remarked on what he termed as “the Trump Effect.” The exact meaning of this term was not expounded upon in the tweet.

Later on the same day, Clyde praised the Trump Administration, stating, “The Trump Administration has successfully delivered the most secure border in American history in under 90 days. We didn’t need new legislation. We just needed a new President.” The statement underscores his support for the administration’s border policies and indicates satisfaction with the changes implemented under President Trump.

On April 2, 2025, Clyde commented on the judiciary with a call for accountability, saying, “Congress has the constitutional authority to impeach activist judges who are weaponizing their power to obstruct the President’s Article II authority. It’s time to judge the judges.” This statement signals his position on the legislative oversight of the judiciary, particularly concerning what he perceives as judges overstepping their boundaries.



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