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Tom went to St. Thomas Academy while growing up in Minnesota. William Mitchell College of Law awarded him his JD after he graduated with a BA in Political Science from the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. Currently serving as a member of the Financial Services Committee, Tom is in his second term in Congress. In addition, Tom serves on the House Republican Steering Committee and the Republican Deputy Whip Team. He was named a Deputy Chair for the NRCC in January 2017.
The conservative side of the Republican conference has previously attacked Emmer for, among other things, supporting the bipartisan legislation that legalized same-sex unions and prevented a debt crisis. Possibly most significantly, he rejected Trump’s often-stated lies that the 2020 presidential election results were invalid by voting to certify the results.
Thanks to Emmer’s candidacy, cryptocurrency may surprise everyone by winning. In the midst of a difficult political period for the sector, marred by daily headlines from FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud trial and increasing Washington investigation of the possible roles that digital currency may have played in various situations, it is providing lobbyists with a fresh cause for optimism.
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