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The Newcomers: Spiritual Bonding

By Casey Hynes
Roll Call Staff
May 21, 2009, Midnight

Michael Cravens didn’t want to get involved in Republican Rep. Gregg Harper’s Congressional race. Content with the work he had done on Mississippi state Sen. Giles Ward’s campaign, Cravens was set to return to work at Eagle Communications, the communications and marketing firm he had opened about 10 years earlier.

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