@MSGOP chair @joenosef speaks on county conventions, need to support Gov. Bryant as party leader

State GOP chairman Nosef speaks to Lamar County Republicans

Mississippi Republican Party Chairman Joe Nosef was in Lamar County Tuesday night, speaking about the party’s upcoming caucuses and county conventions…

…”I’m the chairman of the party, but our popular governor is seen as the leader of our party and we just hope people will come out and support him this weekend and support our local leaders as well, so we can not only have a good, strong party for this presidential election, but for the next four years,” Nosef said.

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4/19/16

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