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Robert Foster visits Simpson County

Zach Holbrook by Zach Holbrook
January 30, 2019
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Governor Candidate speak at the Simpson County Conservative Men's Meeting.

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On Tuesday, January 29, the Simpson County Conservative Men met a the VFW and hosted guest speaker Robert Foster. Foster, who was previously interviewed on the TalkShow, is seeking the office of Governor and currently serves as a Representative of Desoto County. Foster spoke on his platform to better Mississippi and touted his major three starting points; education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Along with Foster, many local candidates spoke on their intentions to seek public office. With the meeting coming to a close, a legislative update was given by Representative Price Wallace, Noah Sanford, and Senator Chris Caughman.

State Senator Chris Caughman speaks on recent activity in the Mississippi Legislature.

 

Representatives Price Wallace and Noah Sanford take questions from the audience.

 

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