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Mark E. Green, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Tennessee's 7th district, shared insights into his recent activities and reflections through a series of tweets posted on April 9, 2025. Known for his tenure in Congress since 2019, Mark Green replaced Marsha Blackburn and has previously served in the Tennessee Senate. These posts highlight his focus on both commemorative and legislative initiatives.

On April 9, 2025, at 13:01:52 UTC, Green shared a message to honor former prisoners of war, reflecting on the sacrifices made by servicemembers. He stated, "Today we honor and remember our former prisoners of war. So many of our servicemembers endured unimaginable torment in the name of freedom. We will never forget their sacrifices to our nation, and we will always honor the memories of those who never came home."

Later that day, at 17:22:04 UTC, Rep. Green addressed recent legislative efforts by the @HomelandGOP, pointing out measures to combat several national security concerns. He wrote, "Today, @HomelandGOP held a full Committee Markup to counter evolving terror threats, confront destabilizing activity by the CCP on U.S. soil, and combat fentanyl smuggling at ports of entry. I am proud of this Committee’s continued efforts to enhance the Department of Homeland."

Further addressing cybersecurity issues, Green posted at 18:00:01 UTC about the federal government's response to cyberattacks. He discussed his legislative collaboration with a fellow Tennessean, sharing, "For too long, the federal government has been asleep at the wheel when it comes to combating increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks on our networks by Chinese-backed actors. I am proud to continue fighting for this legislation alongside my friend and fellow Tennessean, Rep."