The Twitter List of GOP Freshman in Congress

-By Warner Todd Huston

Want to know what all the GOP freshmen in the House of Representatives and the Senate are twittering about? Well, with this list you can tune into the Twitter feed of each of them and find out what is going on minute by minute.

Well, OK, not exactly minute-by-minute but at least week-by-week. Not all of them are using their Twitter to its full potential. A very few of these fellows have barley touched their Twitter feed at all, some don’t even seem to have one. Most of them, however, have fully populated their feed with Tweets and seem to understand that this is a great outreach tool. If the new reps that haven’t used it know what’s good for them they’ll get their feeds moving with some news.

It is also interesting to note that some newly elected folks have not yet separated their campaign Twitter feed from their feed as elected congressmen which might be a violation of election law. I have every new GOP senator and representative listed but where no feed is noted below I couldn’t find one for that member of congress. (And if anyone knows if I am missing one, please contact me so I can update the list)

I’ve put them all in a Twitter Follow List, too, at my gopfreshman Twitter List.

Senate

Arkansas: John Boozman http://twitter.com/JohnBoozman

Florida: Marco Rubio http://twitter.com/SenRubioPress

Indiana: Dan Coats http://twitter.com/SenDanCoats

Kansas: Jerry Moran http://twitter.com/JerryMoran

Kentucky: Rand Paul http://twitter.com/SenRandPaul

Missouri: Roy Blunt http://twitter.com/RoyBlunt

New Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte

North Dakota: John Hoeven

Ohio: Rob Portman http://twitter.com/robportman

Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey http://twitter.com/SenToomey

Utah: Mike Lee http://twitter.com/SenMikeLee

Wisconson: Ron Johnson http://twitter.com/SenRonJohnson

House of Representatives

Alabama

Martha Roby (Alabama, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepMarthaRoby

Mo Brooks (Alabama, 5th District)
http://twitter.com/RepMoBrooks

Arkansas

Rick Crawford (Arkansas, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/RepRickCrawford

Tim Griffin (Arkansas, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepTimGriffin

Steve Womack (Arkansas, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/rep_stevewomack

Arizona

Paul Gosar (Arizona, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/repgosar — No Tweets yet.

Ben Quayle (Arizona, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/benquayle

David Schweikert (Arizona, 5th District)
http://twitter.com/RepDavid

California

Jeff Denham (California, 19th District)
http://twitter.com/JeffDenham

Colorado

Cory Gardner (Colorado, 4th District)
http://twitter.com/RepCory

Scott Tipton (Colorado, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/RepTipton

Florida

Sandy Adams (Florida, 24th District)
http://twitter.com/RepSandyAdams

Rich Nugent (Florida, 12th District)
http://twitter.com/RepRichNugent

David Rivera (Florida, 25th District)
http://twitter.com/RepRivera

Dennis Ross (Florida, 12th District)
http://twitter.com/RepDennisRoss

Steve Southerland (Florida, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/Rep_Southerland

Daniel Webster (Florida, 9th District)

Allen West (Florida, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/AllenWestFL

Georgia

Austin Scott (Georgia, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/AustinScottGA08

Rob Woodall (Georgia, 7th District)

Idaho

Raul Labrador (Idaho, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/Labrador4Idaho

Illinois

Robert Dold (Illinois, 10th District)
http://twitter.com/ROBERTDOLD

Randy Hultgren (Illinois, 14th)
http://twitter.com/RepHultgren

Adam Kinzinger (Illinois, 11th District)
http://twitter.com/RepKinzinger

Bobby Schilling (Illinois, 17th District)
http://twitter.com/RepSchilling

Joe Walsh (Illinois, 8th)
http://twitter.com/RepJoeWalsh

Indiana

Larry Bucshon (Indiana, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/RepLarryBucshon

Todd Rokita (Indiana, 4th District)
http://twitter.com/ToddRokita

Todd Young (Indiana, 9th District)
http://twitter.com/RepToddYoung

Kansas

Tim Huelskamp (Kansas, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/CongHuelskamp

Mike Pompeo (Kansas, 4th District)

Kevin Yoder (Kansas, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/KevinYoder

Lousiana

Jeff Landry (Louisiana, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/repjefflandry

Maryland

Andy Harris (Maryland, 1st District)

Michigan

Justin Aamash (Michigan, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/repjustinamash

Dan Benishek (Michigan, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/DanoMI1 — Not a tweet as Congressman yet!

Bill Huizenga (Michigan, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepHuizenga

Tim Walberg (Michigan, 7th District)
http://twitter.com/RepWalberg

Minnesota

Chip Cravaack (Missesota, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/RepChipCravaack

Mississippi

Allan Nunnelee (Mississippi, 1st district)
http://twitter.com/RepAlanNunnelee — one tweet, shame, shame

Steven Palazzo (Mississippi, 4th District)

Missouri

Vicky Hartzler (Missouri, 4th District)
http://twitter.com/RepHartzler

Billy Long (Missouri, 7th District)
http://twitter.com/BillyLongMO7

Nevada

Joe Heck (Nevada,)
http://twitter.com/RepJoeHeck

New Hampshire

Charles Bass (New Hampshire, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepCharlesBass

Frank Guinta (New Hampshire, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/RepFrankGuinta

New Jersey

Jon Runyan (New Jersey, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/Runyan2010

New Mexico

Steve Pearce (New Mexico, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepStevePearce

New York

Ann Marie Buerkle (New York,)
http://twitter.com/RepBuerkle

Chris Gibson (New York, 20th District)
http://twitter.com/repchrisgibson

Michael Grimm (New York, 13th District)
http://twitter.com/Grimm4Congress

Richard Hanna (New York, 24th District)
http://twitter.com/RepRichardHanna

Nan Hayworth (New York, 19th District)
http://twitter.com/RepNanHayworth

North Carolina

Renee Elmers (North Carolina, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/RepReneeEllmers

North Dakota

Rick Berg (North Dakota, At Large)
http://twitter.com/RepRickBerg

Ohio

Steve Chabot (Ohio, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/RepSteveChabot — ONE tweet, Congressman… really?

Bob Gibbs (Ohio, 18th District)
http://twitter.com/RepBobGibbs

Bill Johnson (Ohio, 6th District)
http://twitter.com/RepBillJohnson

Steve LaTourette (Ohio, 14th District)
http://twitter.com/SteveLaTourette

Jim Renacci (Ohio, 16th District)
http://twitter.com/RepJimRenacci

Steve Stivers (Ohio, 15th District)
http://twitter.com/RepSteveStivers

Oklahoma

James Lankford (Oklahoma, 5th District)
http://twitter.com/RepLankford

Pennsylvania

Lou Barletta (Pennsylvania, 11th District)
http://twitter.com/RepLouBarletta

Mike Fitzpatrick (Pennsylvania, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/RepFitzpatrick

Mike Kelly (Pennsylvania, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/MikeKellyforPA3

Tom Marino (Pennsylvania, 10th District)

Pat Meehan (Pennsylvania, 7th District)
http://twitter.com/PatMeehanPA

South Carolina

Jeff Duncan (South Carolina, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/Duncan4Congress

Trey Gowdy (South Carolina, 4th District)
http://twitter.com/#!/tgowdysc — Another guy with only one Tweet and it’s a re-tweet at that!

Mick Mulvaney (South Carolina, 5th District)
http://twitter.com/RepMickMulvaney — Two measly Tweets? Let’s get going, sir!

Tim Scott (South Carolina, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/RepTimScott — also has not made a single Tweet!

South Dakota

Kristi Noem (South Dakota, At Large District)
http://twitter.com/KristiNoem

Tennessee

Diane Black (Tennessee, 6th District)
http://twitter.com/#!/DianeBlackTN06

Scott DesJarlais (Tennessee, 4th District)
http://twitter.com/#!/DesJarlaisTN04

Stephen Fincher (Tennessee, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/#!/StephenFincher

Chuck Fleischmann (Tennessee, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/#!/RepChuck

Texas

Francisco Canesco (Texas, 23rd District)
http://twitter.com/RepCanseco

Blake Farenthold (Texas, 27th District)
http://twitter.com/#!/farenthold

Bill Flores (Texas, 17th District)
http://twitter.com/RepFlores

Virginia

Morgan Griffith (Virginia, 9th District)
http://twitter.com/RepMGriffith

Robert Hurt (Virginia, 5th District)
http://twitter.com/RepRobertHurt

Scott Rigell (Virginia, 2nd District)
http://twitter.com/#!/RepScottRigell

Washington

Jaime Herrera Beutler (Washington, 3rd District)
http://twitter.com/herrerabeutler

West Virginia

David B. McKinley (West Virginia, 1st District)
http://twitter.com/RepMcKinley

Wisconsin

Sean Duffy (Wisconsin, 7th District)
http://twitter.com/RepSeanDuffy

Reid Ribble (Wisconsin, 8th District)
http://twitter.com/RepRibble
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“The only end of writing is to enable the reader better to enjoy life, or better to endure it.”
–Samuel Johnson

Warner Todd Huston is a Chicago based freelance writer. He has been writing opinion editorials and social criticism since early 2001 and before that he wrote articles on U.S. history for several small American magazines. His political columns are featured on many websites such as Andrew Breitbart’s BigGovernment.com, BigHollywood.com, and BigJournalism.com, as well as RightWingNews.com, RightPundits.com, CanadaFreePress.com, StoptheACLU.com, AmericanDaily.com, among many, many others. Mr. Huston is also endlessly amused that one of his articles formed the basis of an article in Germany’s Der Spiegel Magazine in 2008.

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