Fraud-Ridden Minimum Wage Issue OK’d by Supreme Court

Caleb Taylor October 28, 2014 2 Comments arkansas supreme court, David Sterling, Hillary Clinton, minimum wage

Fraud-Ridden Minimum Wage Issue OK’d by Supreme Court

The Arkansas Supreme Court, in its opinion yesterday, removed the final obstacle to a statewide vote on hiking the minimum wage. One startling aspect of the Court’s decision is that it appeared to tolerate — and, thus, to encourage — a significant level of petition fraud.

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Nic Horton June 10, 2014 2 Comments Arkansas, attorney general, David Sterling, Election, john burris, Leslie Rutledge, Mountain Home, Policy, Politics, Scott Flippo, Senate District 17

Flippo Defeats Burris In Senate Runoff, Rutledge Advances To General Election

We’ll have more tomorrow on the results of tonight’s state Republican runoff elections, but I wanted to pass along these vote totals before calling it a night.

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Caleb Taylor June 10, 2014 0 Comments Arkansas Legislature, attorney general, David Sterling, john burris, Leslie Rutledge, Policy, Politics, Scott Flippo, Stand Your Ground

Primary Runoff Day Is Here

Results for the primary runoffs — such as the GOP nomination for State Senate District 17 (State Rep. John Burris vs. Scott Flippo) and Attorney General (Leslie Rutledge vs. David Sterling) — will be announced tonight.

Podcast

Nic Horton June 6, 2014 0 Comments Arkansas, Attorney General race, David Sterling, Democrats, Elections, GOP, government overreach, health care, Leslie Rutledge, podcast, Policy, Politics, Primary, runoff, self defense, Stand Your Ground, sunscreen

What The Arkansas Project Was (Podcast)

This week on The Arkansas Project Podcast: The AG race is heating up!

2014 Republican Primaries 2nd Amendment Arkansas Politics

Nic Horton June 3, 2014 2 Comments Arkansas, attorney general, Barack Obama, David Sterling, Eric Holder, guns, Judicial Crisis Network, Leslie Rutledge, primaries, Republican runoff, second amendment, Stand Your Ground

Does David Sterling Have A “Duty To Retreat” From Outside Group’s "Stand Your Ground" Ads?

Rutledge has used JCN’s mailers as grounds for attacks against the group and her Republican opponent in the June 10th runoff. But are any of these attacks merited?