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Rep. Don Bacon, currently serving as the U.S. Congressman for Nebraska's 2nd district, shared updates on various activities and recognitions on his social media account. Bacon, who has served in Congress since 2017, continues to engage with both national and international matters.

On May 1, 2025, Bacon expressed gratitude for being acknowledged by a taxpayer advocacy group. "Thank you @Protectaxpayers for recognizing our commitment to protecting American taxpayers," he wrote. The tweet highlights his advocacy for fiscal responsibility regarding taxpayer interests.

Later that day, Bacon tweeted about an event involving future Air Force leaders. "I spoke to over 800 Air Force Officer Trainees last week in Alabama & told them the best leaders I served with had a unifying vision & moral courage. They also strove for excellence, were selfless & great mentors, & were resilient. Hard work & character are always key to success." This commentary underscores Bacon's experience and his efforts to share insights on leadership and success.

Additionally, Bacon detailed his recent diplomatic engagement with Japanese officials. "I was honored to meet with members of Japan's National Diet & Embassy officials to discuss the abduction and continued captivity of Japanese citizens by North Korea. I stand firmly with our Japanese friends and allies to demand their immediate return." In this statement, Bacon expressed solidarity with Japan regarding sensitive international issues.

Don Bacon, 59, was born in Momence, Illinois in 1963, and resides in Papillion. He completed his BA from Northern Illinois University in 1984 and furthered his education at the University of Phoenix.