Reality TV legend turned policy advocate Paris Hilton is considering running for office.
The heiress to the Hilton hotel fortune was a key promoter of the youth welfare bill passed by Congress, but it appears she has been bitten by the political bug.
“I've been here many times over the last few years and I've always wanted to say that my voice can really make a difference and shine a spotlight on what's important around the world to make it a better and safer place for our children. , Hilton told reporters Wednesday. the hill.
“I can probably see that happening,” Hilton added.
The “Simple Life” star has been on a roll since the House and Senate passed the Institutional Child Abuse Prevention Act last week.
“Today is a day I will never forget. After years of sharing my story and advocating on Capitol Hill, the Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act has officially passed the U.S. Congress,” Hilton said. said in a statement regarding X.
“This moment proves that our voices matter, that speaking up can be a catalyst for change, and that no child should have to endure the horror of abuse in silence,” Hilton said. He added, naming conservative members of Congress Ro Khanna, Congressman Buddy Carter, and Senator John. Cornyn and Sen. Tommy Tuberville.
The bill seeks to promote greater transparency and accountability in youth residential programs and ensure youth facilities are “safe, supportive, and nurturing environments.” reading website.
“I have worked hard on this bill for the past several years, and being here today and seeing it pass through Congress is the greatest moment of my life,” Hilton said last week. “It's one of those things,” Hilton reported last week.
“This is just the beginning,” the mother of two was quoted as saying. “There's definitely work to be done. I'll be back in D.C.”
