San Joaquin Times

Representative Josh Harder, serving California's 9th district, has expressed views on key economic and environmental issues through a series of tweets. Harder, who entered Congress in 2019 replacing Jeff Denham, highlighted his concerns and ongoing efforts on behalf of his constituents.

On April 10, 2025, Harder tweeted about the adverse impacts of tariffs, emphasizing that "Prices are already too high. Across the board tariffs are going to make it even worse." This tweet underscores his stance on potential economic consequences for his district.

Further, on April 11, 2025, Harder delineated a significant environmental event involving the sunken Aurora vessel. Harder reminded followers of how it "leaked 3,000 gallons of toxic waste into the Delta." Criticizing the financial burden placed on taxpayers due to the cleanup, he announced the introduction of a bill to prevent future incidents, stating, "I just introduced a bill to never let that happen again."

Additionally, on April 11, 2025, Harder announced new initiatives to assist the agricultural community in the Valley. Encouraging prompt action, he informed about "new relief programs" for Valley farmers, emphasizing that applications are open with a deadline of June 6.

Josh Harder, at 36, continues to reside in Tracy, California, and boasts educational accomplishments from Stanford University and Harvard University. He remains committed to addressing economic challenges and environmental responsibilities through legislative action.