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✓ Published: 28-Feb-2011
✓ Published: 28-Feb-2011
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www.salina.com/news/story/TEA-Party-grouponnTea party butts in on candidate forum Saturdaynn2/27/2011nBy CHRIS HUNTER | Salina Journal nEven though Rep. Charlie Roth and Sen. Pete Brungardt do not represent him in Congress, Larry Halloran said he felt he had to drive from Mulvane to Salina to join in on what his website called the
www.salina.com/news/story/TEA-Party-grouponnTea party butts in on candidate forum Saturdaynn2/27/2011nBy CHRIS HUNTER | Salina Journal nEven though Rep. Charlie Roth and Sen. Pete Brungardt do not represent him in Congress, Larry Halloran said he felt he had to drive from Mulvane to Salina to join in on what his website called the
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