In Which Judge Martin Emasculates FOIA
Washington County Circuit Judge Doug Martin dropped the ball the other day when interpreting Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act. On Wednesday, he erroneously ruled against
Read moreWashington County Circuit Judge Doug Martin dropped the ball the other day when interpreting Arkansas’s Freedom of Information Act. On Wednesday, he erroneously ruled against
Read moreIt’s amazing how a person’s views on lobbying can change over the years.
Read moreIt seems like it was just yesterday we were constantly told (by the now-defunct Pryor campaign) about how dangerous and subversive Tom Cotton was for voting against the farm bill.
Read moreWith another day comes another national news article showing just how much of an uphill climb the 2014 elections will
Read moreWe aren’t able to make it to Mark Pryor’s Ebola press conference today; from what we’ve read about it, we assume he’ll try to ride piggy-back on the presence and views of actual experts.
Read moreOf course, readers of The Arkansas Project already knew that Pryor’s “toy safety” legislation was just another example of big-government regulation in search of an imaginary problem.
Read moreNow that election season has arrived, the scent of desperation in the latest attacks on Republican candidates is becoming increasingly apparent.
Read moreYou’ve probably seen Mark Pryor’s new ad accusing Tom Cotton of being pro-ebola. However, the response to this ad has
Read moreWhen it comes to supporting reductions in federal spending, Arkansas’s congressional delegation looks pretty good. Almost every member of Congress
Read moreWe’ve written recently about the rising teenage unemployment rate in Arkansas and how a proposed ballot initiative would exacerbate this
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