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Which current member will experience a leadership change in the House Rules Committee by 2025?
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Mike Johnson•Virginia Foxx•North Carolina•House Rules Committee•Republican•Thomas Massie•Johnson•Rules Committee•Massie•Morgan Griffith•Michelle Fischbach•Ralph Norman•Chip Roy•Erin Houchin•Austin Scott•Brian Jack•Scott Perry
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Michelle Fischbach • 25%
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81-Year-Old Virginia Foxx Becomes First Republican Woman to Chair House Rules Committee, Morgan Griffith Replaces Removed Thomas Massie
Jan 14, 2025, 03:35 PM
House Speaker Mike Johnson has appointed Rep. Virginia Foxx, an 81-year-old representative from North Carolina, as the new chair of the House Rules Committee, making her the first Republican woman to lead this committee. The appointment was ratified during a closed-door Republican conference meeting. Concurrently, Rep. Thomas Massie, who was the lone vote against Johnson's speakership, has been removed from the Rules Committee. Massie's removal was part of a broader reshuffle, with Rep. Morgan Griffith replacing him on the committee. The new lineup also includes Reps. Michelle Fischbach, Ralph Norman, Chip Roy, Erin Houchin, Austin Scott, Brian Jack, and Scott Perry.
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