Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “With Community Project Funding, I secured over $3M in the FY23 Ag Approps bill to construct an education…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “With Community Project Funding, I secured over M in the FY23 Ag Approps bill to construct an education…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“With Community Project Funding, I secured over $3M in the FY23 Ag Approps bill to construct an education facility for the College of Southern Idaho in Jerome.
This facility will prepare students to enter the workforce with the skills needed to meet the regions economic demands”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Today the House passed the Safer Communities Act. While I support the mental health provisions in this bill, I am concerned with language that jeopardizes 2nd Amend rights. Ultimately, the answer to violent crime will not be found in legislation that erodes constitutional rights.” on June 24
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“Instead, the Senate should take up the bipartisan Restoring Hope for Mental Health and Well-Being Act, which passed with my support earlier this week and would provide more Americans with access to life-saving mental health resources.
simpson.house.gov/news/documents” on June 24
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“I am proud to announce $4m in funding for the City of Twin Falls to support their Rock Creek Conservation & Water Quality Enhancement Project.
This project will enhance water quality, habitat, recreational opportunities, and provide flood control benefits in Twin Falls County.” on June 24
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