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Won’t bow to Beebe, says hopeful for No. 2 job

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The Republican nominee for lieutenant governor, Mark Darr, says Arkansas will get four years of the Democratic nominee, Shane Broadway, “saying, ‘Yes, sir’” to Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe if Broadway and Beebe are elected in November.

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This article was published July 25, 2010 at 4:29 a.m.

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