On the recordOctober 22, 2019
His work, working for those companies, allowed my wife, her brother, to go to Texas A&M University.
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congress.govChip Roy: “His work, working for those companies, allowed my wife, her brother, to go to Texas A&M University.”
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Chip Roy reflects on his grandfather-in-law's contributions to the energy sector and family success.
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