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7. Nunes' Committee Assignment History

Sun Mar 26, 2017, 08:04 AM

Mar 2017

Nunes was appointed to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence in the 112th Congress and became its chairman in the 114th Congress. He was appointed to the Ways and Means Committee in the 109th Congress and currently serves as a member of the Trade and Health Subcommittees, having served as Chairman of the Trade Subcommittee in the 113th Congress. Nunes previously served as a member of the House Budget Committee during the 111th Congress. In the 108th Congress, his first term in the House of Representatives, he served on the House Resources Committee, where he was chairman of the National Parks Subcommittee, and on the Agriculture and Veterans Affairs committees.

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I hear many say that the Russian spy operation is too big too complex. [View all] UCmeNdc Mar 2017 OP

It is interesting to note that Russia and Turkey have started cooperating in Syria Tom Rinaldo Mar 2017 #1

When did Nunes become Chair of that Committee? malaise Mar 2017 #2

The speaker appoints committee chairs. Nunes has NO intel background underthematrix Mar 2017 #3

So who wanted him there? malaise Mar 2017 #4

Are you certain? I thought it was Boehner. nt delisen Mar 2017 #5

I did some more research and it's not clear. underthematrix Mar 2017 #6

Boehner mia Mar 2017 #8

Thank you underthematrix Mar 2017 #14

Nunes' Committee Assignment History mia Mar 2017 #7

Boehner appointed him chairman in 2014: dalton99a Mar 2017 #10

Thanks malaise Mar 2017 #11

K&R for visibility. Blackmail is why the Russians have not released the stuff they tblue37 Mar 2017 #9

Plus the Russians wanted to damage Hillary's public image. UCmeNdc Mar 2017 #12

Putin is the wealthiest man on the planet. That much money will corrupt many people on many levels. KittyWampus Mar 2017 #13

It doesn't seem too big or complex at all, even looking at it in isolation. Mc Mike Mar 2017 #15