john cornyn was the republican whip in the senate.
who is the republican whip in the senate?
john cornyn
from 2003 to 2009, o'rielly worked in the office of u.s. senator john e. sununu, where he served as the senior legislative assistant and later the legislative director. from 2009 to 2010, o'rielly worked for the republican policy committee in the u.s. senate as a policy analyst for banking, technology, transportation, trade, and commerce issues. from 2010 to 2013, o'rielly worked in the office of the senate republican whip as a policy advisor for u.s. senator john cornyn, and as a policy advisor, deputy chief of staff, and policy director for u.s. senator jon kyl.





























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michael o'rielly
mchose was selected on january 25, 2003 by the republican county committee members from sussex, morris and hunterdon counties to fill the remainder of scott garrett's term in the general assembly after he was elected to the united states house of representatives, and was sworn into office on february 4, 2003. mchose is the first woman to serve the 24th district and is the first sitting legislator to give birth while in office. she is also part of the first father-daughter team to serve simultaneously in the new jersey legislature, together with her father who was serving in the senate from the 24th district at the time. mchose serves in the assembly on the assembly appropriations committee, the consumer affairs committee, and the legislative services commission. mchose has served as the deputy republican whip from 2012 to 2013, republican deputy conference leader of the assembly from 2008 to 2009, assistant minority leader from 2006–2008, and was the assistant republican whip from 2004-2006. after accepting a position in january 2015 as business administrator of franklin borough, mchose announced that she was planning to resign from her seat in the assembly, though no date was specified. she chose not to run for re-election in 2015 and ultimately resigned on october 17.
alison littell mchose