Congressman Russell Fry, representing South Carolina’s 7th district, communicated through a series of tweets recently. His messages touched on various topics, including participation in a discussion about policy, gratitude towards first responders, and an upcoming community event. Fry has served in the U.S. Congress since 2023, succeeding Tom Rice, and previously served in the South Carolina House of Representatives from 2015 to 2022.
On April 13, Fry shared that he was “honored to join Speaker @newtgingrich on Newt’s World to discuss rogue judges’ attempts to block President Trump’s America First agenda”.
Two days later, on April 15, he tweeted about his appreciation for first responders in Carolina Forest, stating “What an incredible opportunity to honor the first responders who fought to protect Carolina Forest against the wildfires. These men and women are the reason no homes or lives were lost. I am forever grateful to them and what they do for us every day”.
Also, on April 15, Fry invited constituents to a telephone town hall, posting that “Our office is hosting a telephone town hall event tomorrow at 5:30pm! I’m looking forward to giving you an update on how our office has been working for #SC07 at home and in Washington. To join, call 855-962-1008. Talk to you soon!”.
Russell Fry, who was born in Surfside Beach and currently resides in Murrells Inlet, has a background in law, having graduated from the University of South Carolina and the Charleston School of Law.
