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Former Mississippi Congressmen Webb Franklin, Mike Parker endorse @JohnKasich #GOP2016

By: Magnolia Tribune - February 25, 2016

Presidential candidate John Kasich’s campaign on Wednesday announced the endorsements of two former Mississippi Congressmen – Webb Franklin and Mike Parker.

Franklin served MS02 from 1983-87.

Parker served MS04 from 1989-99.

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