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It’s a new year and we’re all ready to put the challenges 2020 brought behind us. A public health crisis has taken more than 5,000 of our friends and neighbors here in Iowa. An economic crisis has taken jobs away from millions of hard-working people who are now hungry and wondering how long they’ll be able to afford their homes.
Cindy Axne is the U.S. Representative from Iowa's Third Congressional District.
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