GURVICH: LAGOP Saddened on Retirement of Congressman Ralph Abraham

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We at the Republican Party of Louisiana are saddened to learn of Congressman Ralph Abraham’s decision not to run for re-election for his LA District 5 seat. For six years Congressman Abraham has defended the interests of District 5 tirelessly. His relentless advocacy on behalf of his constituents has meant improvements in their quality of life, access to economic opportunities, and defense of their values.

Among his many achievements as a Representative, Congressman Abraham was able to successfully usher in an expansion of Louisiana’s Rice and Agricultural industries. He achieved this by sponsoring legislation that enabled Louisiana’s agricultural goods to be sold in ever-growing international markets. As a member of the Armed Services, Agriculture, Veteran’s Affairs, and Science, Space, and Technology Committees, Congressman Abraham always applied his vast knowledge and deep passion to solving issues and supporting legislation to make America stronger and a better place for our citizens to live and raise their families.

A true servant leader to his bones, Congressman Abraham has always been a man of his word. Whether that meant continuing to defend our nation through service in the Air Force, serving his patients as a doctor, or staying true to his commitments to the voters, he has earned his place as one of Louisiana’s most honest and trustworthy politicians.Though we at the Republican Party of Louisiana are sad to see Congressman Abraham leave Washington, we are inspired by his determination to end his congressional career by keeping his original promise to the voters that he would only serve three terms.

With his departure, Washington D.C. will be left one-honest man short. On behalf of the Republican Party of Louisiana, I would like to thank this modern Cincinnatus for his service to District 5, the State of Louisiana, and the United States of America. Well done, sir!

Louis Gurvich, Chairman
Republican Party of Louisiana

Posted on February 27, 2020 and filed under LAGOP, Ralph Abraham.