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|two-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion, which included defeating a future Olympic gold medalist, and four-time state champion; leading [[conservative]] in [[Congress]] who chaired the Republican Study Committee for the 112th Congress and now leads the House Freedom Caucus.  In Rep. July 2018, Jim Jordan announced his candidacy for [[Speaker of the House]].
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|two-time NCAA Division I wrestling champion, which included defeating a future Olympic gold medalist, and also a four-time state champion; leading [[conservative]] in [[Congress]] who chaired the Republican Study Committee for the 112th Congress and then the House Freedom Caucus.  In Rep. July 2018, Jim Jordan announced his candidacy for [[Speaker of the House]], which he did not win but continues to be one of the most influential congressmen.
 
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|Matt Birk
 
|Matt Birk
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