Sarasota Review

Congressman Greg Steube has recently used his social media platform to voice concerns about national security, privacy, and election integrity. In a series of posts made between August 18 and August 20, 2025, Steube addressed topics ranging from the handling of intelligence during the Trump administration to legislative efforts aimed at protecting Americans' personal information.

On August 18, Steube stated: "The Russiagate hoax was nothing less than a treasonous conspiracy. Right as Trump was entering office, high-level Obama administration officials were weaponizing the intelligence community to undermine the country and the new president. They violated their oaths under the https://t.co/kbeTynhkqo".

Continuing his focus on privacy issues, Steube posted on August 19: "No American should have their private medical information or tax returns passed around the WHO and foreign governments. That is why I have introduced the Health Privacy From Global Bureaucrats Act to make sure the IRS and HHS respect your right to privacy. Learn More: https://t.co/sJrri1plVi".

Addressing election integrity in another post dated August 20, Steube wrote: "Most Americans have no idea that current law allows the federal government to hand over voter data and election advisory positions to foreign organizations. This makes zero sense. My No Foreign Election Partnership Act solves this. No more advisory roles or voter data for https://t.co/D6MxxZKJYv".

These statements reflect ongoing debates in U.S. politics regarding government transparency, protection of personal data, and concerns about foreign influence in domestic affairs. Congressman Greg Steube represents Florida's 17th congressional district and has been an advocate for legislation focused on limiting federal cooperation with international organizations on sensitive matters such as health records and election systems.