Once a rabble-rouser, Tom Graves changed his tune to gain influence

WASHINGTON -- The weeks leading up to the October 2013 government shutdown proved to be pivotal ones in the career trajectory of Georgia Congressman Tom Graves.

Read the whole story on myAJC: Georgia's Tom Graves changed his ways, gained influence in Congress

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