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'''Andrew P. Harris''', known as '''Andy Harris''', is an [[United States|American]] anesthesiologist who is a [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from [[Maryland]]. He served as chairman of the Pro-Life Caucus in the Maryland State Senate, of which he was a member from 1998 to 2010.
'''Andrew P. Harris''', known as '''Andy Harris''' (born January 25, 1957), is an [[United States|American]] anesthesiologist who is a [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from [[Maryland]]. He served as chairman of the Pro-Life Caucus in the Maryland State Senate, of which he was a member from 1998 to 2010.
He defeated the nine-term [[pro-abortion]] Representative [[Wayne Gilchrest]] in the 2008 [[GOP]] primary, who subsequently endorsed the Democrat [[Frank Kratovil]] in the general election. Kratovil narrowly defeated Harris in that general election.
He defeated the nine-term [[pro-abortion]] Representative [[Wayne Gilchrest]] in the 2008 [[GOP]] primary, who subsequently endorsed the Democrat [[Frank Kratovil]] in the general election. Kratovil narrowly defeated Harris in that general election.
Andy Harris served seventeen years in the United States Naval Reserve and was on active duty during [[Operation Desert Storm]]. He holds the rank of commander.
Andy Harris served seventeen years in the United States Naval Reserve and was on active duty during [[Operation Desert Storm]]. He holds the rank of commander.
His undergraduate and medical degrees are from [[Johns Hopkins University]] in Baltimore, Maryland. Married for 30 years, he and his wife have five children. Until his election to Congress, he practiced medicine in hospitals on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
His undergraduate and medical degrees are from [[Johns Hopkins University]] in Baltimore, Maryland. Married for 30 years, he and his wife have five children. Until his election to Congress, he practiced medicine in hospitals on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. His residence is in Cockeysville in Baltimore County.
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