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Rep. Calvert Statement on Appropriations Committee Chair

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Congressman Ken Calvert, District 41 | Official U.S. House headshot

Congressman Ken Calvert, District 41 | Official U.S. House headshot

Congressman Ken Calvert (CA-41) has expressed his gratitude and support for Congresswoman Kay Granger following her announcement to step down as Chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee. In a statement released today, Rep. Calvert praised Granger for her leadership, guidance, and unwavering support for the military, stating, "First, I want to thank Chairwoman Granger for her leadership, her guidance over the years, and her unwavering support of our men and women in uniform."

Furthermore, Calvert acknowledged Granger's achievements, describing her as a "fierce conservative who has delivered countless wins for our Conference and for our country." He also respected her decision to step down while expressing gratitude that she will remain on the committee to offer guidance and support.

Looking towards the future, Congressman Calvert endorsed Congressman Tom Cole as the next Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. He described Cole as a friend, scholar, conservative, and patriot, stating, "There is no better person to carry on the important work of our committee than Tom Cole and I look forward to his selection as the next Chairman."

The transition in leadership at the House Appropriations Committee signals a change in direction, with Congressman Calvert expressing confidence in the abilities of both Congresswoman Kay Granger and Congressman Tom Cole to continue the committee's crucial work in supporting the nation's fiscal priorities.

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