Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Saving the Greater Sage-Grouse means saving habitat. States each with unique habitat can do that…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “Saving the Greater Sage-Grouse means saving habitat. States each with unique habitat can do that…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“Saving the Greater Sage-Grouse means saving habitat. States each with unique habitat can do that better than the federal government.
I was glad to join @westerncaucus & discuss my efforts to prevent an ESA listing & empower state/local species management.
Listen here twitter.com/westerncaucus/“
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“For those planning to visit the @salmonchallisnf, be advised of the Moose Fire and plan ahead.
Check out the most recent press release below twitter.com/salmonchallisn“
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“Bidens open & out-of-control southern border is not safe for migrants & is especially harmful to U.S. border communities.
Like almost everything else, @POTUS & his admin have ignored the crisis theyve created. For the sake of our nations security, we must control the border.”
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“Through Community Project Funds and Appropriations legislation, I was able to secure $5.8M for the reconstruction of 1st Street in Ammon, Idaho. This project will allow the city to meet the demands of a growing population.” on July 25
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