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Verdun, [[France]] in a [[United States Army]] hospital. Meadows graduated from the University of South Florida and is married. | Verdun, [[France]] in a [[United States Army]] hospital. Meadows graduated from the University of South Florida and is married. | ||
| − | Meadows is a founding member of the [[House Freedom Caucus]] of conservatives. He offered a motion to vacate the chair held by Speaker [[John Boehner]] citing no-confidence. <ref>[http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jul/28/john-boehner-coup-mark-meadows-files-motion-oust-h/?page=all John Boehner coup: Mark Meadows files motion to oust House Speaker, Washington Times, July 28, 2015]</ref> Boehner was not able to secure enough Republican votes and announced his resignation in October 2015. | + | Meadows is a founding member of the [[House Freedom Caucus]] of conservatives. He offered a motion to vacate the chair held by Speaker [[John Boehner]] citing no-confidence.<ref>[http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/jul/28/john-boehner-coup-mark-meadows-files-motion-oust-h/?page=all John Boehner coup: Mark Meadows files motion to oust House Speaker, Washington Times, July 28, 2015]</ref> Boehner was not able to secure enough Republican votes and announced his resignation in October 2015. |
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* [https://meadows.house.gov/ Congressman Mark Meadows] | * [https://meadows.house.gov/ Congressman Mark Meadows] | ||
Revision as of 22:03, June 27, 2016
Mark Meadows (born July 28, 1959) is the conservative Republican U.S. Representative from North Carolina's 11th congressional district. Meadows was born in Verdun, France in a United States Army hospital. Meadows graduated from the University of South Florida and is married.
Meadows is a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus of conservatives. He offered a motion to vacate the chair held by Speaker John Boehner citing no-confidence.[1] Boehner was not able to secure enough Republican votes and announced his resignation in October 2015.