C crazed_hoosier2 Hall of Famer Mar 28, 2011 12,240 4,805 113 Mar 31, 2015 #2 Another? In order for somebody to be elected to another national office, don't they first have to have been once elected to a national office? Your question is confusing. He has been elected to federal and state offices. But neither of them were "national".
Another? In order for somebody to be elected to another national office, don't they first have to have been once elected to a national office? Your question is confusing. He has been elected to federal and state offices. But neither of them were "national".
C crazed_hoosier2 Hall of Famer Mar 28, 2011 12,240 4,805 113 Mar 31, 2015 #3 It's not splitting hairs. A house seat is hardly a "national" office. It's a federal office, to be sure. But it represents roughly 1/535th of the country. There are actually only 2 "national" elected offices: Prez and VP.
It's not splitting hairs. A house seat is hardly a "national" office. It's a federal office, to be sure. But it represents roughly 1/535th of the country. There are actually only 2 "national" elected offices: Prez and VP.