Polk Times

Scott Franklin, representing Florida’s 18th district in the U.S. Congress, recently shared a series of tweets on various topics. Having served as a Congressman since 2021 and previously as a member of the Florida House of Representatives, Franklin continues to voice his stance on national and community issues.

On April 29th, Congressman Franklin commented on the current administration's progress, noting several key areas. He stated, "100 days back in the White House and the results speak for themselves: Border: Secured, Global Respect: Restored, Inflation: Falling, Woke Chaos: Rolled back. There’s more work ahead, but America is back on the path to strength, security and prosperity!".

On the following day, April 30th, Franklin expressed his appreciation for veterans, specifically noting a recent event. He mentioned, "It’s truly a privilege to welcome familiar faces from Polk County’s Flight to Honor. As a 26-year Naval Aviator, I appreciate seeing fellow veterans visit the memorials we hold sacred. Grateful for their service and honored to spend some time with them yesterday!".

On May 1st, the congressman acknowledged the National Day of Prayer, reflecting on the importance of unity and faith. He shared, "On this National Day of Prayer, we pause as a nation to seek wisdom, strength, and peace. In times of challenge and blessing alike, may we be guided by faith, grounded in gratitude, and united in purpose. ".

Franklin, aged 58, was born in Thomaston, Georgia, and resides in Lakeland. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy and Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University, Franklin continues his public service with a focus on national security and veteran affairs.