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Representative Don Bacon, a figure in U.S. Congress representing Nebraska's 2nd district, voiced concerns and shared personal achievements through a series of recent tweets. Bacon, who succeeded Brad Ashford in 2017, has been actively serving his district while addressing pressing social issues.

On April 21, 2025, Rep. Bacon condemned an antisemitic attack directed at Governor Shapiro and his family, which he described as "vile & hateful". He linked the timing of the attack to Passover, emphasizing his role as Co-Chair of the Bipartisan Task Force for Combating Antisemitism and asserting, "I stand firmly with the Jewish community & refuse to be a bystander."

Later the same day, he tweeted about his recognition in the Sarpy County Newspaper as a leading Republican member in Congress. Bacon detailed his achievements, noting, "we had 9 bills signed into law by the President, which was the most of any member!", noting his ranking as "#2 most effective Republican Member for the 118th Congress and #1 in the 117th Congress."

On April 22, 2025, Rep. Bacon posted an additional tweet simply stating, "NE Nice", showcasing his connection and pride in his home state.

Don Bacon, who was born in Momence, Illinois and currently resides in Papillion, completed his education with a BA from Northern Illinois University and further studies at the University of Phoenix.