Muncie Reporter

Victoria Spartz, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Indiana's 5th district, shared her views on recent legislative developments through a series of tweets. Born in Nosivka, Ukraine, and now residing in Noblesville, Spartz has been serving in Congress since 2021 after succeeding Susan Brooks. She previously served in the Indiana Senate from 2017 to 2020.

On July 2, 2025, Spartz announced her participation in a discussion with Jason Chaffetz on Fox Across America. The focus was on reconciliation and its implications for current legislative processes. "Yesterday, Rep. Spartz joined Fox Across America @FAAjimmy with Jason Chafettz @jasoninthehouse to discuss the current lay of the land on reconciliation."

Later that day, Spartz addressed her stance on an unspecified bill crucial for economic progress. Despite supporting the bill due to its beneficial provisions, she expressed dissatisfaction with procedural commitments made by Speaker Johnson. "I’ll vote for the bill... However, I will vote against the rule due to broken commitments by @SpeakerJohnson to his own members." She mentioned having a contingency plan labeled "Plan C" to tackle potential fiscal challenges.

In another tweet posted later that evening, Spartz commented on internal dynamics between Senate and House Republicans regarding legislation handling. She outlined two possible approaches: improving the bill or passing it as is without amendments. Her preference leaned towards refining the bill but acknowledged both options as viable paths forward. ".@SenateGOP jammed @HouseGOP... I prefer the first one, but the second will work too."

Victoria Spartz holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Kyiv National Economic University and continues to play an active role in shaping economic policies at a national level.