Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Custer Countys aging courthouse is currently unable to serve the needs of all citizens in the community….”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Custer Countys aging courthouse is currently unable to serve the needs of all citizens in the community….”
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Jan 28, 2023
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“Custer Countys aging courthouse is currently unable to serve the needs of all citizens in the community.
I am pleased to support $600k for this project, which will provide critical structural and accessibility updates to the building.
bit.ly/3jbz96M“
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day and exactly 78 years since the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated.
May we honor those innocent lives lost by fighting against hate and intolerance in any form.”
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“This new WOTUS rule will burden farmers, ranchers, landowners, and job creators with regulatory uncertainty.
@POTUS and his EPA should rescind it to allow SCOTUS to issue an opinion on Sackett v. EPA. twitter.com/foxnewspolitic“
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“I am proud to support my district in securing funds for this project that will serve the growing community for years to come.
bit.ly/3HvRrsJ” on Jan. 26
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