Novi Times

Rep. Haley Stevens, representing Michigan’s 11th district in the U.S. Congress, has recently shared a series of tweets addressing economic concerns and political leadership. Stevens, who has been serving since 2019 after succeeding Dave Trott, commented on various issues including inflation, leadership in Congress, and trade policies affecting her home state.

On March 5, 2025, Rep. Stevens highlighted the rising cost of eggs, noting that they are "now averaging $5 a dozen," which she points out is "20% more than when Trump was inaugurated." She further criticizes an "unelected billionaire" for gaining substantial government contracts while dismissing inspectors general. "Eggs now averaging $5 a dozen, 20% more than when Trump was inaugurated."

Later that day, at 4:18 PM UTC, Stevens praised Senator Slotkin for exemplifying leadership qualities such as compassion and courage within Congress. She encouraged taking alternative paths by stating, "There is another way. We just have to choose to take it." "This is what true leadership looks like thank you, @SenatorSlotkin for demonstrating that compassion..."

In a tweet posted at 7:30 PM UTC on the same day, Rep. Stevens discussed potential economic repercussions from tariffs on Canada combined with repealing the CHIPS Act. She warned that such actions could significantly impact Michigan's auto industry while benefiting China. Stevens mentioned her appearance on MSNBC's Way Too Early with Ali Vitali to elaborate on these issues. "Tariffs on Canada combined with repealing the CHIPS Act would blow a hole in Michigan's auto industry..."