Kay Granger To Quit As Vice Chair Of House Republican Conference
Vince Leibowitz | Nov 06, 2008 | Comments 3
Congresswoman Kay Granger (R-Fort Worth) has announced that she will not seek another term as vice-chair of the House Republican Conference, fueling speculation that she is positioning herself for a race for U.S. Senate if and when U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison steps down to run for governor.
Here is part of Granger’s statement:
“While I feel that I accomplished much with all of you during the 110th Congress, I believe it is best to encourage others to step forward to add to the voices delivering our message and devising a clear plan for the future,” wrote Granger. “I will continue to be active in our conference, but I will not seek a second term as Vice Chair. I will continue my efforts to bring our party’s message to women across the country, and I will focus on my district and my committee work.”
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in the Republican primary and a very realistic chance to defeat Perry and eventually win the gubernatorial election; Democrats will have a real chance to take the Senate seat in a special election without the burden of facing an incumbent. However,Capitol Annex has reportedthat Congresswoman Kay Granger (R-Fort Worth) has announced that she will not seek another term as vice-chair of the House Republican Conference, fueling speculation that she is positioning herself for a race for U.S. Senate if and when U.S. Senator -
[...] to take the Senate seat in a special election without the burden of facing an incumbent. However, Capitol Annex has reported that Congresswoman Kay Granger (R-Fort Worth) has announced that she will not seek another term as [...]
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