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Minnesota Today®
Emily Reese

State officials concerned about federal funding. Emmer says Republicans off to great start in Washington

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State officials are voicing concern about delays in federal funding for energy assistance.

And Minnesota 6th District Republican Representative Tom Emmer told constituents Wednesday night that Republicans are off to a great start in Washington with their control of Congress and the White House.

Emmer, who is number three in GOP House leadership, held a telephone town hall. He defended federal budget and workforce cuts that have prompted protests against the Trump administration.

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