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Legislation & Regulation 

AOC Flunks Campaign Finance

February 14, 2019February 15, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments Brad Smith, campaign finance, Institute for Free Speech, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Scott Blackburn

Freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez certainly knows how to garner media attention. From her policy proposals to her fashion, she has

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Arkansas Politics 

Donor Privacy’s Importance in the Real World

February 12, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments clarke tucker, Donor Privacy, Matt Miller

It’s a common agenda item for “progressives” to support mandatory reporting to the government of donors to organizations that speak

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Legislation & Regulation 

Improving Access to Child Care

February 8, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments Arkansas Department of Human Services, Child Care, HB 1225

Anyone who seeks child care knows that it can be a frustrating experience. It can be difficult to find a

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Taxes 

Tax Plan Moves Arkansas in the Right Direction

February 6, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments arkansas center for research in economics, Arkansas Taxes, Gov. Asa Hutchinson, Jeremy Horpedahl, Nicole Kaeding, tax foundation, taxes

Legislators are finally considering how to change the state’s tax code. After many task force meetings and consultation between the

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1st Amendment 

Speech Police in the Legislature

February 5, 2019February 6, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments education, Education Committee, free speech, Sen. Joyce Elliott, Sen. Kim Hammer, Sen. Linda Chesterfield

One of the most effective weapons one can wield today against an ideological opponent is the “offense” weapon. I don’t

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Arkansas Taxes 

Cotton, Boozman Target Estate Tax

January 31, 2019January 29, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments estate tax, S 176, S 215, Sen. John Boozman, Sen. Tom Cotton, taxes, The Tax Foundation

It’s early in the new Congress, but Arkansas’s senators are working hard in DC to reform the tax code to

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Arkansas Politics 

Praise for Food Stamp Work Requirement

January 30, 2019January 29, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments FGA, food stamps, Foundation for Government Accountability, Gov. Asa Hutchinson, medicaid, snap, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Work Requirement

Arkansas is a national leader when it comes to work requirements for its public assistance programs. The main focus is

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Civil Liberties 

Protecting Privacy in Utah

January 29, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments 4th Amendment, Digital Privacy, HB 57

When it comes to digital privacy, Utah legislators may be the first in the nation to impose a new set

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Arkansas Politics 

Secure Arkansas Woefully Misinformed about Constitutional Convention

January 23, 2019January 23, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments Article V, Common Cause, constitutional convention, Secure Arkansas, SJR 3

If you read the Secure Arkansas website, you’d get the idea that the biggest threats facing Arkansans are fluoridation, vaccines,

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1st Amendment 

Max Brantley’s School of Red Herrings

January 22, 2019January 23, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments AAUP, American Association of University Professors, Ashlyn Hoggard, free speech, Max Brantley, SB 118, Sen. Kim Hammer

If you are a college student, Max Brantley of the Arkansas Times does not appear to care whether or not

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