Jim Moseley (American politician)

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Jim Moseley
Jim Moseley USDA.jpg
8th United States Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
In office
July 17, 2001 April 2005
Political offices
Preceded by U.S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture
Served under: George W. Bush

July 17, 2001 April 2005
Succeeded by