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Jimmy Gomez, a member of the U.S. Congress representing California's 34th District, shared several insights through his Twitter account on March 27, 2025. His tweets covered a range of topics including housing, international policies, and cybersecurity concerns. Gomez, who has been serving since 2017, succeeded Xavier Becerra and previously spent time in the California State Assembly.

In a tweet posted on March 27, 2025, Gomez addressed the issue of "Too many empty buildings" and the scarcity of affordable housing. He highlighted his initiative, the Revitalizing Downtowns and Main Streets Act, with the intention of "converting unused office and commercial space into housing families can actually afford." "Too many empty buildings. Too few affordable homes. My Revitalizing Downtowns and Main Streets Act bridges that gap—by converting unused office and commercial space into housing families can actually afford."

Later that day, Gomez commented humorously on economic policies with a tweet: "Bacon grills Trump's dumb tariffs #dadjoke" "Bacon grills Trump's dumb tariffs #dadjoke"

Gomez also tweeted about cybersecurity threats, highlighting vulnerabilities associated with phone hacking. In this post, he stated, "- Hackers don’t need to hack signal, they can hack your phone. Then they can see your screen and even access your camera and microphone." He further explained the risks: "So Pam, if you can read your messages on signal, then China and Russia can read your messages on signal." "- Hackers don’t need to hack signal, they can hack your phone. Then they can see your screen and even access your camera and microphone. So Pam, if you can read your messages on signal, then China and Russia can read your messages on signal."