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Congressman Dan Meuser (R) was also at the Butler rally where Trump was shot.

“It’s just terrible and needs to stop,” said Rep. Meuser (R). “One hundred percent of those who get in front of mics like this need to need to condemn any type of violence or hate speech.”

Congressman Dan Meuser sent a statement to CBS 21, expressing gratitude that the governor and his family are safe:

I’m thankful that Governor Shapiro and his family are safe following last night’s terrible incident. No elected official or their loved ones—regardless of party—should ever have their safety threatened for serving the public. We live in a country where we resolve our differences through debate, elections, and the rule of law—not through fear, intimidation, or violence.

What happened last night was not just an attack on one family—it was an attack on the values we all share as Americans. And it is particularly disgraceful that this occurred on Passover—a sacred time of faith, freedom, and reflection.

I’m grateful to the Pennsylvania State Police, Capitol Police, and the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire for their swift response and for protecting the Governor’s family. We owe them our thanks and our full support.

We must all stand united—Republicans and Democrats alike—in condemning these acts and making clear they will never be tolerated in our Commonwealth or our country. I look forward to these dangerous criminals being apprehended, prosecuted, and jailed to the fullest extent of the law.

Pennsylvania House Representative of the 9th District, Dan Meuser, stated that:

“Violence has no place in our politics—none. I’m thankful that Governor Shapiro and his family are safe following last night’s terrible incident. No elected official or their loved ones—regardless of party—should ever have their safety threatened for serving the public. We live in a country where we resolve our differences through debate, elections, and the rule of law—not through fear, intimidation, or violence.
What happened last night was not just an attack on one family—it was an attack on the values we all share as Americans. And it is particularly disgraceful that this occurred on Passover—a sacred time of faith, freedom, and reflection.
I’m grateful to the Pennsylvania State Police, Capitol Police, and the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire for their swift response and for protecting the Governor’s family. We owe them our thanks and our full support.” We must all stand united—Republicans and Democrats alike—in condemning these acts and making clear they will never be tolerated in our Commonwealth or our country. I look forward to these dangerous criminals being apprehended, prosecuted, and jailed to the fullest extent of the law.”

U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser (R-9th District) issued a lengthy statement saying that “violence has no place in our politics—none.”

“I’m thankful that Governor Shapiro and his family are safe following last night’s terrible incident. No elected official or their loved ones—regardless of party—should ever have their safety threatened for serving the public,” Meuser wrote. “We live in a country where we resolve our differences through debate, elections, and the rule of law—not through fear, intimidation, or violence.”

Meuser went on to describe it as an “attack on the values we all share as Americans,” and added that “it is particularly disgraceful that this occurred on Passover—a sacred time of faith, freedom, and reflection.”

U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Dallas fielded questions from a sampling of 12,000 listeners during a recent tele-town hall.

U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA), co-chair of the Congressional Coal Caucus, voiced support for a newly signed executive order that he says is aimed at restoring America’s coal industry.

While many residents are calling for more in-person town halls, Republican Rep. Dan Meuser hosted a tele-town hall meeting March 9 to provide a legislative update for constituents in Pennsylvania's 9th Congressional District.

U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Dallas, who co-chairs the Congressional Coal Caucus, joined President Donald J. Trump at the White House Tuesday as he signed an executive order “aimed at restoring America’s clean coal industry and reestablishing American energy dominance,” a news release from the lawmaker’s office said.