Rep. Scott Peters, a U.S. Congressman representing California’s 50th district since 2013, posted a series of statements on his official Twitter account addressing legislative progress, international human rights concerns, and the passing of a prominent public servant.
On May 21, 2026, Peters announced congressional action on housing policy: “Yesterday, I helped pass the 21st Century Road to Housing Act. My Housing Supply Expansion Act to lower the cost of manufactured homes passed within the package, along with many other wins for San Diego. I’m glad to see Congress making progress to address the national shortage of”.
Later that day, Peters commented on international developments regarding detainee treatment in Israel: “The treatment of detainees by Israel’s national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, is reprehensible, and I unequivocally condemn it. I stand with @RepJuanVargas and echo his call for the immediate and humane release of his constituent and all those detained.” The post referenced ongoing concerns about detainee conditions under Israeli authority.
In a subsequent post dated May 22, 2026, Peters paid tribute to Barney Frank: “Barney Frank was a trailblazing public servant and leader who worked to make America stronger and more equitable for everyone. May he rest in peace and may we all carry on his work.”
Scott Peters has served as California’s representative since succeeding Brian Bilbray in 2013. Born in Springfield, Ohio in 1958 and currently residing in San Diego at age 64, Peters holds degrees from Duke University (BA) and New York University (JD). His recent posts reflect ongoing legislative activity as well as engagement with both domestic policy issues and international human rights matters.
