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Rep. Jody Arrington says he will not seek re-election, reflects on term limits, fiscal priorities and rural America
Summary
Congressman Jody Arrington told host David he will not seek re-election after about a decade in Congress, defended term limits, emphasized debt as the biggest threat and described rural America and West Texas as foundational to the nation's food and energy security.
Congressman Jody Arrington told a radio host that he is not seeking re-election after about a decade in Congress and described his approach to public service, term limits and fiscal priorities.
Arrington said he would "ride off into the big, beautiful sunset of West Texas" and framed public office as temporary stewardship rather than a lifetime career. "I feel really good about leaving it right here," he said, describing his belief in term limits and noting he chaired a term-limit caucus…
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