Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “While inflation is still causing pain & the economy faces recession, House Dems plan to push through…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “While inflation is still causing pain & the economy faces recession, House Dems plan to push through…”
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Aug 12, 2022
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“While inflation is still causing pain & the economy faces recession, House Dems plan to push through the so-called Inflation Reduction Act.
Americans deserve better than a bill that makes inflation worse, raises taxes, & sends a mob of IRS agents to watch their every move.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Thank you, Idaho Scientific!
I enjoyed learning about this Idaho company leading the way in protecting our military and critical infrastructure from cyber and hardware attacks.” on Aug. 10
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“My statement on the FBIs decision to raid former President Trumps home.” on Aug. 10
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“Happy 78th birthday to @smokey_bear! Learn the story behind this iconic mascot here
smokeybear.com/en/smokeys-his” on Aug. 9
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