brian babin tweets about faith month, leadership changes, and a cryptic goodbye

brian babin tweets about faith month, leadership changes, and a cryptic goodbye
Brian Babin, U.S. Representative for Texas from District 36 — Wikipedia
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Brian Babin, the current representative of Texas’ 36th district in the U.S. Congress, has recently made his voice heard on social media through a series of tweets covering various topics. Babin, who has served in his district since 2015, replaced Steve Stockman and resides in Woodville, Texas.

On April 29, 2025, Babin conveyed a brief, light-hearted message with the phrase “Na-na-na-na-na, hey hey, hey, goodbye! “, accompanied by a wave emoji. The post’s meaning was left to the interpretation of his audience.

The following day, April 30, 2025, Babin applauded a recent decision by President Trump, stating that “President Trump made a smart call appointing Gov. Abbott and Chief Nim Kidd to the FEMA Advisory Council.” Babin expressed confidence in Texas officials, emphasizing the disaster management experience of Chief Kidd and advocating for “strong, proven leadership where it counts.”

Later on the same day, Babin shared his sense of pride in joining fellow representatives in acknowledging #FaithMonth. He indicated support for faith as a national strength and noted his role in “standing with @RepMaryMiller and so many others to lift up the faith that strengthens our nation.” He underscored this sentiment with a biblical reference, quoting, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.”

Brian Babin was born in 1948 in Port Arthur, Texas. He holds a BS degree from Lamar University, earned in 1973.



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