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Rep. Mike Collins, representing Georgia's 10th District in the U.S. Congress, is an active voice on social media, often discussing issues relevant to his constituency and broader national politics. Collins has served since 2023 and took over from Jody Hice. Born in Jackson, Georgia in 1967, he holds a BA from Georgia State University and continues to reside in Jackson.

On April 4, 2025, Collins expressed his support for the role Georgia companies play in the advancement of hypersonic flight. He affirmed his commitment to reducing bureaucratic barriers to maintain American competitiveness in innovation. "Georgia companies continue to lead the way in hypersonic flight advancement. I will continue to remove bureaucratic barriers to keep American innovation at the forefront."

The following day, on April 5, 2025, Collins reacted strongly to a situation he categorized as abusive towards children. He called for the engagement of Child Protective Services to address what he termed as "child abuse." "Child Protective Services need to be called. This is child abuse."

Later on April 5, Collins addressed issues regarding the Houthis, criticizing their actions and the current administration's approach towards them. He suggested that they either find a new occupation or explore remote work, while highlighting the administration's policy on handling terrorism. "The Houthis need a new occupation or to seriously start looking into working remote. This administration kills terrorists. Period."