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Representative-elect Comer will be sworn in Mon 14 Nov 2016

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Representative-elect James Comer will be sworn in as U.S. Representative for Kentucky's First U.S. Congressional District on Monday, November 14, 2016.

The schedule for tomorrow will be:
  • 4pm-6pmCT/5pm-7pmET - Open house in Congressman-elect James Comer's Office, 2184 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC.
  • Congressman Elect will arrive by 5:15pmCT/6:15pmET - to meet guests in his office to walk to swearing in ceremony. Guests will view from House of Representatives Gallery
  • 5:30pmCT/6:30pmET - Swearing in ceremony, administered by Speaker Paul Ryan, with Congressman Comer's hand "Mom's well-worn family Bible" held by his wife, TJ Comer. The event will be televised on C-Span.
  • 7:30pmET/8:30pmCT - Swearing in Celebration, 220 E. Street Northeast, Washington, DC.
Information courtesy of Congressman Comer's Field Representative-designate, Tiffany Kessler, Columbia, KY.



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Well worn Bible headed to Washington



2016-11-12 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo by James Comer, shared by Tiffany Kessler.
"The very last thing I packed before I fly out to DC today was my Mom's Bible to be used for my swearing-in. It was given to her by her pastor at the time, Bro. Stanley Craig at First Baptist Church in Tompkinsville in 1972, right before I was born. Mom carried it with her to every service, revival, and Sunday School class that I can remember. I just opened it up and found a note that she had written that said: "To whom much is given much is required." I had to Google that to find that it is from Luke 12:48. That is a pretty powerful message for me to remember as I take office in Congress on Monday." -- James Comer as he prepares to take his new job as Kentucky's new 1st District Congressman.
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Comer family, celebrating victory Tues 8 Nov 2016



2016-11-13 - Tompkinsville, KY - Photo from Tiffany Hadley Kessler.

Tiffany Kessler, Columbia, KY, writes, "Here's a photo of the Comer family after the winning numbers were announced on election night at the celebration in Tompkinsville. From left areU.S.Representative-elect James 'Jamie' Comer, and wife TJ, with children Aniston, Harlan, and Reagan. The week is a whirlwind for the new Congressman. He also won two elections, one for the unexpired term of Rep. Ed Whitfield, the second for a full term. He'll be sworn in ceremony tomorrow night, at 4:30pmCT/5:30pmET, Monday, November 14, 2016, in the U.S. House of Representatives Chamber by Speaker Paul Ryan for the unexpired term. He is busy now organizing the new office staff, to provide a continuity of service to the people of the KY First U.S. Congressional District. That's a task that usually takes two to three months for newly elected U.S. Representatives, but must be done in a few days in this situation. Eddie, Kasey, and I hope you'll add your prayers for him during these exciting but tiring days."
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