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Ross Spano: Today I rise to congratulate my friend, colleague, and fellow Brandon High School alum, Congressman Mark Meadows, on his…

On the recordMarch 10, 2020
Today I rise to congratulate my friend, colleague, and fellow Brandon High School alum, Congressman Mark Meadows, on his appointment to be the next White House Chief of Staff. Like myself, Congressman Meadows grew up in Brandon, Florida, and also, like me, spent time at Florida State University and also is an alum of the University of South Florida. Go Bulls. As a longtime Representative from North Carolina, he has boldly served his State and country with pride and honor. There is no doubt that his constituents have been fortunate to have him as their voice in Congress. His legacy will be one of relentlessly fighting for the American people and the American Dream while working tirelessly to pass and strengthen conservative policies. Representative Meadows' resilience, passion, humor, and patriotism will be missed in committee hearings and on the House floor. However, I am confident that he will continue to display the same character and fight for these same values at the White House and always provide our President his best counsel. Again, congratulations on your new position, Mark. I know you will continue to make our Nation proud. ____________________
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Mar 10, 2020

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