Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Congratulations, Mr. Speaker! Now lets get to work. @HouseGOP”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Congratulations, Mr. Speaker! Now lets get to work. @HouseGOP”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“Congratulations, Mr. Speaker! Now lets get to work. @HouseGOP”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Well said, @RepNewhouse!
The burdensome overreach of the Biden Admins new WOTUS rule will only create confusion and uncertainty for our farmers and rural communities. I am deeply disappointed in the Admins decision and will continue to fight against unnecessary regulations. twitter.com/foxnews/status” on Jan. 6
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“An important part of my job is ensuring federal agencies serve Idahoans in the way they are supposed to.
From passports & tax returns, to VA & Social Security benefits if you experience issues, we want to help! Find out more by visiting my website or contacting my offices.” on Jan. 6
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“A southern border in crisis, rampant inflation, reckless government spending, and energy independence. These are issues many of my constituents care about issues we cant work on without a GOP Speaker.
Lets give America the solutions they asked for and stop the disruption.” on Jan. 5
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