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    Congressman Huelskamp Stops by Wamego

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    By KMAN Staff on February 19, 2014 Local News, Wamego

    U.S. Congressman Tim Huelskamp appeared in a town hall meeting in Wamego Wednesday afternoon held in the Wamego Public Library. According to KMAN’s partner, the Wamego Smoke Signal, Huelskamp showed  different graphs and then discussed a variety of topics including: minimum wage, social security, the age of kids working on farms, and more.

    The session lasted more than an hour and included questions from constiuents.

    Photo Courtesy of the Wamego Smoke Signal
    Photo Courtesy of the Wamego Smoke Signal

     

    Photo Courtesy of the Wamego Smoke Signal
    Photo Courtesy of the Wamego Smoke Signal

     

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