Judith Kratochvil

Energy

Our nation’s future security and prosperity depends on the next President making the hard choices that will break our nation’s strategic dependence on foreign sources of energy and will ensure our economic prosperity by meeting tomorrow’s demands for a clean portfolio.

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  Sen. Graham has spent most of his life in service to his community and country. First, as the city attorney for Central, SC and the asstistant attorney for Oconee County. Second, as a representative for Oconee County's second district in the South Carolina House of Representatives. Third, as a Representative for South Carolina's third congressional district. He is currently South Carolina's senior senator.
  
  He has also served the country in the military as a lawyer for 23 years. He spent 6 years, including a tour of duty in Europe, in the active duty Air Force.During the Gulf War he was called in to service at McEntire Air National Guard Base and a member of the South Carolina Air National Guard. Currently, he is the only U.S. senator who is a member of the Air Force Reserve. He has attained the rank of Colonel and is a judge of the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals.
  
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