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Courage comes in many forms, and sometimes the bravest decision a public servant can make is knowing when to go home. Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas made that choice over the Thanksgiving holiday, announcing Saturday that he will not seek re-election in 2026. After more than three decades of service to his community and country,…
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