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It’s my honor to serve you in the 116thCongress. As your representative, one of my main priorities is to decrease the reach of government on your life. This means decreasing taxes and rolling back excessive regulations.
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WASHINGTON - Congressmen Jim Hagedorn (MN-01), Tom Emmer (MN-06) and Pete Stauber (MN-08) sent a letter today to President Donald Trump and Speaker Nancy Pelosi urging expeditious passage for the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement (USMCA), a trade pact that will expand Minnesota’s economy.
AUSTIN, Minn. – The Office of Rep. Jim Hagedorn (MN-01) announces the student winner for the annual Congressional Art Competition. Tyler Quitmeyer of Austin won with a colored pencil portrait titled, “All American.” Quitmeyer’s artwork depicts a portrait of a man wearing a denim jacket with pins representing each state in the nation. Quitmeyer is a senior at Austin Senior High. His art teacher is Jake Levisen.
WASHINGTON – Today, Rep. Jim Hagedorn (MN-01) participated in his first Minnesota Congressional Delegation Hot Dish Competition. Hagedorn entered Make’n Bacon Great Again Hot Dish, which features two pounds of bacon and half a pound of pork sausage. A melty concoction of cheese, tater tots and pork, Make’n Bacon Great Again is hot dish comfort food at its finest.
Hagedorn donned a “Bacon Capital of the USA” apron for the competition. Martin County claims the title of “Bacon Capital of the USA” as it is the number one pork-producing county in Minnesota.
WASHINGTON – The Office of Rep. Jim Hagedorn (MN-01) is currently accepting submissions for the 2019 Congressional Art Competition from high school students in Minnesota’s First Congressional District. The winning submission will hang in the U.S. Capitol Complex for a year and the winner will earn a trip to Washington for an awards ceremony.
Students across the country submit entries to their representative’s office, and a panel of district artists selects the winning entry.