Republican Victories Put Damper On PO’s Future
Now that the rubble has stopped bouncing, much of the Arkansas media has been reacting to last night’s big story:
Read moreNow that the rubble has stopped bouncing, much of the Arkansas media has been reacting to last night’s big story:
Read morePat Hays, the Democrat running against Republican French Hill for Arkansas’s 2nd District congressional seat, released an ad over the weekend boasting about being a “proud member of the NRA” and that he’ll “protect our 2nd Amendment rights.”
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 moreEmployment figures released late last week contained a startling fact: labor force participation rates dropped to 62.7 percent, a 37-year low for the United States.
Read moreWe wrote a couple weeks ago about Little Rock City Director Joan Adcock’s ongoing crusade to ban (or regulate out of existence) innovative ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft that may soon be operating in Little Rock.
Read moreYou might remember previous news reports about one of Governor Mike Beebe’s staffers, Mica Strother. Strother has a unique business model: apparently, she’s been spending part of her day working as a fundraiser for the Mark Pryor for Senate campaign, and the rest of it helping to decide who to appoint to various state government boards and commissions.
Read moreIt seems like just yesterday Mark Pryor staffers and supporters were all excited about a new campaign video regarding Tom Cotton and disaster relief.
Read moreSomething caught my eye last week: namely, an unintentionally hilarious moral lecture from the John Burkhalter for Lieutenant Governor campaign.
Read moreGreetings Arkansas Project readers! I’m in Jonesboro following the special Senate election results that will be trickling in this evening.
Read moreThe preliminary results for the Jonesboro state senate primary suggest that John Cooper received just a few more votes than
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