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Paul Gosar is a Republican U.S. representative from Arizona who has served in the House since January 2011. The House Historian records service in the 112th through 119th Congresses.
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Paul Gosar is a Republican U.S. representative from Arizona who has served in the House since January 2011. The House Historian records service in the 112th through 119th Congresses.
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Open leadership record ↓Paul Gosar is a Republican U.S. representative from Arizona who has served in the House since January 2011. The House Historian records service in the 112th through 119th Congresses.
The House Historian records that Gosar was born in Rock Springs, Wyoming, on November 27, 1958, earned a B.S. from Creighton University in 1981 and a D.D.S. from Creighton in 1985, and worked as a dentist before entering Congress.
The House Historian also records the House’s November 17, 2021 censure of Gosar for posting a manipulated video depicting violence against Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and President Joe Biden. FactFlag preserves that institutional disciplinary record as a House action, not as a characterization beyond the House’s own finding. His official member site lists current service on Natural Resources and Oversight and Government Reform, including chairing the Natural Resources Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee.
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