Rep. Garret Graves has announced that he will not run for re-election in Congress. This decision marks the end of his tenure in the House of Representatives, where he has been recognized for his intelligence, sense of humor, and enthusiastic approach to public service. Graves' departure has elicited reactions from several colleagues who praised his contributions and leadership. Speaker McCarthy highlighted Graves' role in the successes of the 118th Congress, while Rep. Patrick McHenry and Rep. Meijer expressed their admiration for his legislative skills and personal qualities. Andrew Wheeler also noted that Graves' leadership will be greatly missed. #lalege #lagov
Bummed to see @RepGarretGraves leave the House [for now]. He’s a sharp, thoughtful member who’s brought energy and intellect to a body lacking in both. And who vacillated between looking like a sport fishing guide or a crusty Civil War general. Great things ahead, no doubt! https://t.co/gUDn1M6jul https://t.co/OMuQB2Aijt
I’ve known Rep Graves for a long time. His leadership will be sorely missed I wish him and his family the best. @RepGarretGraves https://t.co/zUJSjeNSkI
Garret Graves is the best of what public service can and should be. No matter the issue, Garret was the first to jump in with enthusiasm, intellect, and a legendary sense of humor. Simply put, all of House Republicans’ successes in the 118th Congress—from securing the largest…
What a loss for Congress. @RepGarretGraves is a talented legislator and great friend with unmatched intelligence and a wicked sense of humor. I’ve been either the beneficiary or victim of these traits countless times. Giulia and I wish him and Carissa all the best. https://t.co/PoJJdDdSoU
BREAKING: @RepGarretGraves says he will NOT run for re-election in Congress #lalege #lagov https://t.co/m0I8sWvv0H