San Antonio Standard

Lloyd Doggett, a U.S. Congressman representing Texas' 37th District since 1995, has addressed various issues on social media, reflecting his continued focus on both local and national concerns. Holding a background in law from the University of Texas at Austin, Doggett has expressed firm opposition to certain policies and supported educational innovation.

On April 16, 2025, Doggett criticized recent court decisions concerning nursing home regulations. He stated, "Too often, some nursing home chains try to pocket more money by cutting corners and reducing quality of care. This outrageous order blocking federal nursing home staffing standards endangers the well-being of seniors and individuals with disabilities."

In another post from April 16, Doggett highlighted the accomplishments of a young constituent. He acknowledged Yuegelica Yeong from Westwood High School, who participated in #HouseofCode to present her application, Homonium. He expressed pride that "Our TX-37 Congressional App Challenge winner from Westwood High School, Yuegelica Yeong was on the Hill for #HouseofCode to present her app Homonium. With Austin at the forefront of the tech industry, it’s great to meet the young and bright minds who will become the leaders of..."

Doggett also mentioned his ongoing political efforts against policy proposals he opposes. Reflecting on his previous role in opposing certain legislation, he recounts his actions from November: "Last November, I led the fight against a GOP bill to expand Trump’s power to eliminate the tax-exempt status for most any nonprofit of which he disapproved. Now that threat is re-emerging as Trump targets Harvard for standing for academic freedom against his war on higher..."

Lloyd Doggett is currently serving in the U.S. Congress, representing Texas’ 37th district. He replaced previous U.S Congress member J. J. Pickle in 1995.