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(Boise) Idaho Senator Mike Crapo released the following statement after Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns announced that he will retire...(More)

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Crapo Statement on the Retirement Announcement of Senator Mike Johanns

Contact: Lindsay Nothern
Monday, February 18, 2013

(Boise) Idaho Senator Mike Crapo released the following statement after Nebraska Senator Mike Johanns announced that he will retire in January of 2015:

"Mike has made a major focus of his service in the Senate helping us craft a solution to our national debt crisis. Through our work in the bipartisan Gang of Eight, Mike showed real leadership in working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle in an effort to craft a plan to cut spending, reform the tax code and start getting the debt under control.

“Senator Johanns' work ethic and insight will be missed in the future, but I look forward to all we can accomplish during the remainder of the 113th Congress. I thank Mike for his long record of public service to Nebraska, and the country, and wish him all the best in the future."

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