Jim Bob Duggar announces candidacy for Arkansas state Senate
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Jim Bob Duggar, most known for the reality TV show "19 Kids and Counting," announced he is running for the Arkansas state Senate.
"I am honored to announce my candidacy for Arkansas State Senate District 7. Northwest Arkansas is my lifelong home," Duggar said in a statement.
"It’s where my wife Michelle and I have raised our 20 children. It’s where we’ve grown our small businesses. It’s where we’ve built a life centered around our faith, family and friends. Our family has been blessed by God in so many ways. We’ve found His love and goodness to be our source of strength in both our most joyous occasions and our darkest moments. It's important to us to give back and to help others in every way we can."
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