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|office1=[[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from Michigan|term_start1=November 30th, 2024|office2=Senate Majority Whip|term_start2=January 8th, 2025|office3=Senate Majority Leader|term_start3=Juanuary 3rd, 2025|term_end3=January 7th, 2025|office4=Chair of the Senate Republican Conference|term_start4=December 30th, 2024|term_end4=January 3rd, 2025|office5=President Pro Tempore of the Senate|term_start5=November 30th, 2024|term_end5=December 30th, 2024|predecessor2=Derek Stone|predecessor3=John Durant|predecessor4=Collin McCarthy|predecessor5=Mordechai Siegel|successor2=N/A|successor3=Antone Kays|successor4=Collin McCarthy|successor5=Johnny Morin|office6=1st Secretary of Health Education and Welfare|term_start6=October 14th, 2024|term_end6=October 24th, 2024|successor6=Glenn Bourbon}}'''Henry Donovan Reyes''' (born July 25, 1972) is an American politician, media personality, and former [[military officer]] serving as the senior [[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from Michigan since November 30, 2024. A member of the Republican Party, he was elected to the Senate with the second most votes in the entire Senate election, trailing behind Mordechai Siegel. Before entering Congress, he worked as a congressional staffer for several congressmen, where he stood out with his conservative values and opinions. | |office1=[[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from Michigan|term_start1=November 30th, 2024|office2=Senate Majority Whip|term_start2=January 8th, 2025|office3=Senate Majority Leader|term_start3=Juanuary 3rd, 2025|term_end3=January 7th, 2025|office4=Chair of the Senate Republican Conference|term_start4=December 30th, 2024|term_end4=January 3rd, 2025|office5=President Pro Tempore of the Senate|term_start5=November 30th, 2024|term_end5=December 30th, 2024|predecessor2=Derek Stone|predecessor3=John Durant|predecessor4=Collin McCarthy|predecessor5=Mordechai Siegel|successor2=N/A|successor3=Antone Kays|successor4=Collin McCarthy|successor5=Johnny Morin|office6=1st Secretary of Health Education and Welfare|term_start6=October 14th, 2024|term_end6=October 24th, 2024|successor6=Glenn Bourbon}}'''Henry Donovan Reyes''' (born July 25, 1972) is an American politician, media personality, and former [[military officer]] serving as the senior [[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from Michigan since November 30, 2024. A member of the [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party]], he was elected to the [[United States Senate|Senate]] with the second most votes in the entire Senate election, trailing behind Mordechai Siegel. Before entering Congress, he worked as a congressional staffer for several congressmen, where he stood out with his [[Republican Party (United States)|conservative values]] and opinions. | ||
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In October 2024, President Lucas Bennett announced that he would nominate Reyes to be the first ever Secretary of Health, Education, & Welfare, which in an interview with the Washington Post, Reyes stated that Bennett was "very confident and pleased" with his experience and political views. | In October 2024, President Lucas Bennett announced that he would nominate Reyes to be the first ever Secretary of Health, Education, & Welfare, which in an interview with the Washington Post, Reyes stated that Bennett was "very confident and pleased" with his experience and political views. | ||
On October 14, 2024, Henry Reyes was passed by the United States Senate to lead the Department of Health, Education, & Welfare with unanimous consent. He was later Reyes posted a statement on behalf of the department stating he was "ecstatic" about his new employment and that work would begin "immediately." 2 days later, a job application was posted on behalf of Reyes' office to look for employers in the department. Later, Jayden Mendoza was nominated to be Reyes' Deputy Secretary, and was passed by the Senate. | On October 14, 2024, Henry Reyes was passed by the [[United States Senate]] to lead the Department of Health, Education, & Welfare with unanimous consent. He was later Reyes posted a statement on behalf of the department stating he was "ecstatic" about his new employment and that work would begin "immediately." 2 days later, a job application was posted on behalf of Reyes' office to look for employers in the department. Later, Jayden Mendoza was nominated to be Reyes' Deputy Secretary, and was passed by the [[United States Senate|Senate.]] | ||
=== Resignation === | === Resignation === | ||