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House website. Kevin Hern's voice. Kevin Hern speaks on recent natural disasters in Oklahoma. Recorded June 3, 2019. Kevin Ray Hern (born December 4, 1961) is an American businessman and politician from Oklahoma. A Republican, he is a member of the United States House of Representatives for Oklahoma's 1st congressional district.
WASHINGTON, DC – Representative Kevin Hern (OK-01) released the following statement condemning the Biden Administration’s decision to withhold arms shipments to Israel. “Joe Biden’s move to block crucial shipments to Isr... Read More. May 03. Hern, Lee lead colleagues in introducing Behavioral Health Accessibility Act of 2024.
Inizio mandato. 13 novembre 2018. Predecessore. Jim Bridenstine. Dati generali. Partito politico. Repubblicano. Kevin Ray Hern ( Belton, 4 dicembre 1961) è un politico statunitense, membro della Camera dei Rappresentanti per lo stato dell' Oklahoma .
Kevin has worked across every aisle, serving in various leadership positions within the McDonald’s system – what he dubs the most grassroots business in the world. He served 13 years on the National Leadership Team that represented all 3,500+ U.S. Franchisees, 8 years as the Chairman of the Franchise Relations Team, and 5 years as the ...
5 gen 2023 · By Maggie Astor. Jan. 5, 2023. Into the sea of names that have been floated as alternatives to Kevin McCarthy for the House speakership enters one more: Representative Kevin Hern, Republican of...
He uses this business acumen to help aspiring entrepreneurs create new businesses, so they can pursue their American Dream. Kevin Hern was sworn into Congress on November 13 th, 2018 serving the remainder of the term. Kevin and his wife Tammy live in Tulsa and have three children. They are members at the Church at Battle Creek.
23 ott 2023 · POLITICS. Oklahoma's Kevin Hern running for Speaker: What to know about his background, voting record. Jana Hayes. The Oklahoman. 0:00. 1:38. Oklahoma US Rep. Kevin Hern is one of nine candidates hoping to be elected as Speaker of the House. If elected, it would only be the second time a representative from Oklahoma held the position.
