Free Cuba (Travel)!
The aging revolutionaries of Cuba may see an influx of red-blooded Arkansans if Senator John Boozman gets his way. He
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Arkansas Republicans
Today At The Capitol
Friends of freedom should enjoy watching committee hearings this morning at the state Capitol. Two economic freedom bills will be presented at
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The Newest Private-Option Strategy: Let’s Start A Lawsuit Panic!
Apparently, private-option sympathizers are now arguing that ending the private option could leave the state vulnerable to a court judgment.
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Truth in Obamacare Advertising?
Five years after enactment, the Affordable Care Act (better known as Obamacare) is still a controversial law. Under attack in
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Hutchinson's Private Option Speech: A Second Opinion
A few hours ago, ace Arkansas Project reporter Caleb Taylor posted his opinion about Hutchinson’s private option speech. Here’s mine.
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Asa’s PO Speech: Our New Task Force Will Fix It!
Scanning some of the reactions from Republicans after Gov. Hutchinson’s UAMS address today, I’m worried I might need to get my hearing checked. Apparently, I didn’t hear the same speech they did.
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“Right To Try” One Step Closer To Passage
A bill that would allow terminally-ill Arkansans to have the “right to try” experimental drugs and treatments came one step
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Conservative Reform of the Private Option: The Impossible Dream
What is the future of the private option? How should we evaluate what it does and what it can do?
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ThinkProgress’s Innumerate Take on Obama’s Executive Order
Of all the asinine defenses of President Obama’s executive action on illegal immigration, I think I saw the worst example from ThinkProgress today.
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POLL: Majority Support For PO Exit Strategy
After a midterm election that brought a tidal wave of conservative Republicans into the Capitol, the conversation about Arkansas’s private option has shifted in a much more conservative direction. The conversation used to be about whether there would be changes to Arkansas’s Medicaid expansion; now it’s about what changes will be made.
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