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Ron Sparks Spotted in DC Posted by Danny, on May 8th, 2007, at 9:27 pm
Has anyone anywhere seen any indication that he is not running against Sessions in 2008? Related Articles: 1 comment to Ron Sparks Spotted in DC |
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Mary Orndorff of The Birmingham News spotted state Agricultural Commissioner Ron Sparks in Washington, who 
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[...] In addition, Ag Commissioner Ron Sparks is the only elected official listed as a sponsor of the DNC fundraising luncheon this afternoon. As such, it’s almost certain that he’ll be able to follow-up on an earlier conversation with Dean. [...]