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Rep. Keith Self, who serves in the U.S. Congress representing Texas' 3rd District, shared several updates through his social media on April 21, 2025. He voiced his personal reflections on local leadership, historical events, and current political matters in Texas.
In the first update, Rep. Self expressed his condolences and prayers for the recovery of Denton County Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell while mourning the loss of her husband, Fred Mitchell. He stated, "Our hearts are extremely heavy today as we pray for the recovery of our dear friend, Denton County Commissioner Bobbie Mitchell, and mourn for the loss of her husband, Fred Mitchell." He urged his followers to join in lifting Bobbie in their thoughts during this difficult time.
Later that day, Rep. Self commemorated a significant historical event with a tribute to Texan forces. He wrote, "On this day in 1836, Texan forces led by General Sam Houston changed the course of history in just 18 minutes at the Battle of San Jacinto." He emphasized the significance of their victory, stating it secured Texas' independence and paved the way for the Lone Star Republic.
In a third tweet, Rep. Self commented on public sentiment regarding U.S. immigration policy, remarking how poll results could impact the Democratic party, specifically referencing Senator Hollen and other DeMS-13 members. He tweeted, "This poll has to be devastating to Sen. Hollen and other DeMS-13 members. Americans overwhelmingly support the enforcement of U.S. immigration law!"
Keith Self was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1953 and currently resides in McKinney. He has been serving in Texas' 3rd District since 2023, succeeding Van Taylor.
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