Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “As expected, House Dems passed extreme legislation in response to the SCOTUS ruling on abortion, moving…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “As expected, House Dems passed extreme legislation in response to the SCOTUS ruling on abortion, moving…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“As expected, House Dems passed extreme legislation in response to the SCOTUS ruling on abortion, moving far past Roe v. Wade & eroding states rights to protect human life.
I voted NO on the pro-abortion bills today & will always vote to protect the rights of the unborn.”
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“Starting tomorrow, 988 will be the official and easy-to-remember number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
We can all help prevent suicide and this Lifeline is a great resource to find free 24/7 support. twitter.com/hhsgov/status/“
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“Read more about this important bill and the way it supports our troops and strengthens our military: bit.ly/FY23NDAA“
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