Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “I sponsored the GAOA to secure desperately needed funds that would address maintenance backlogs across…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “I sponsored the GAOA to secure desperately needed funds that would address maintenance backlogs across…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“I sponsored the GAOA to secure desperately needed funds that would address maintenance backlogs across the country.
For the last 2 yrs, GAOA has helped protect public lands and create a positive economic impact for many rural communities.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Every single @NatlParkService site is offering free admission today to celebrate the Great American Outdoors Act.
Be sure to get out and enjoy one of Idahos many beautiful National Park sites! twitter.com/eastidnews/sta“
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“It was an honor to help welcome @SecGranholm at @INL today.
The Lab is leading the nation toward a clean energy future powered by advanced nuclear technology I am glad she could experience that first-hand.”
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“I am heartbroken by the news of Jackie Walorski and her staff. I was proud to know her and serve with her over the last 10 years. She will be missed.
Please join me in praying for her family, and the families of Zachary Potts and Emma Thompson, during this difficult time.” on Aug. 3
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