W.H. Warren
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| + | |Name = W.H. Warren, Ph.D | ||
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| + | |Position = Professor, Standford University | ||
| + | |Term-Length = 2020-current | ||
| + | |Date-of-Birth = 1986 | ||
| + | |Place-of-Birth = Philadelphia, PA | ||
| + | |Party = [[Republican Party|Republican]] | ||
| + | |Spouse = None | ||
| + | |Religion = Catholic | ||
| + | |Party-Colour = red}} | ||
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| + | '''Hilliam Warren''' is the second and youngest son of President Elizabeth Warren and former U.S. Senator James Warren. | ||
| + | ==Background== | ||
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| + | Second and youngest son of President Elizabeth Warren and former U.S. Senator James Warren. He grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA. | ||
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| + | ==The Warren White House== | ||
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| + | Transition Team | ||
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| + | ==PATO== | ||
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| + | In 2012, Hilliam Warren challenged U.S. Senator Kathyrn Spencer for her Pennsylvania seat, but lost garnering over 45% of the vote. | ||
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| + | ==Academics== | ||
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He was also named a a Fellow of the Institute for International Studies, and a Fellow of the Hoover Institution. | He was also named a a Fellow of the Institute for International Studies, and a Fellow of the Hoover Institution. | ||
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| + | ==Warren vs. Roberts== | ||
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| Professor, Standford University | ||||
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| In Office: 2020-current | ||||
| Preceded by | {{{Predecessor}}} | |||
| Succeeded by | {{{Successor}}} | |||
| Born | 1986 Philadelphia, PA | |||
| Political Party | Republican | |||
| Spouse | None | |||
| Religion | Catholic | |||
Hilliam Warren is the second and youngest son of President Elizabeth Warren and former U.S. Senator James Warren.
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Background
Second and youngest son of President Elizabeth Warren and former U.S. Senator James Warren. He grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA.
The Warren White House
Transition Team
PATO
In 2012, Hilliam Warren challenged U.S. Senator Kathyrn Spencer for her Pennsylvania seat, but lost garnering over 45% of the vote.
Academics
He was also named a a Fellow of the Institute for International Studies, and a Fellow of the Hoover Institution.
