July 12, 2012 Alexander Cornell du Houx, a Maine State Representative, meet with President Barack Obama at the White House in 2011. Pres. Obama thanked him for his service to the country and state. Rep. Cornell du Houx was a US Combat Marine in Iraq. Cornell du Houx also worked on the Operation Free Campaign that toured America with veterans […]
July 12, 2012
Alexander Cornell du Houx, a Maine State Representative, meet with President Barack Obama at the White House in 2011.
Pres. Obama thanked him for his service to the country and state. Rep. Cornell du Houx was a US Combat Marine in Iraq.
Cornell du Houx also worked on the Operation Free Campaign that toured America with veterans who spoke out about how climate change is an threat multiplier that all too often can lead to conflicts around the globe.
Rep. Cornell du Houx worked on Operation Free while at the Truman Campaign in Washington D.C.
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