Why Wait for Any Evidence?
You often hear the complaint that not enough people are involved in politics. In the leftist magazine The Nation, for
Read moreYou often hear the complaint that not enough people are involved in politics. In the leftist magazine The Nation, for
Read moreI admit that I had low expectations when I first heard that former state legislator John Burris had become a
Read moreMax Brantley has compiled a list of quasi-arguments against “right to try” legislation, which is the label for the proposal
Read moreWe are in favor here at The Arkansas Project of ex-politicians paying back the money they owe taxpayers. That’s why we checked on Democratic ex-state Senator Nick Wilson — who was sentenced in June 2000 to 70 months in prison for kickbacks he received from the sale of state buildings and schemes to bilk money from state programs benefitting children and injured school workers.
Read moreIn the elections that just concluded, Arkansas Secretary of State Mark Martin bore the brunt of some of the most unhinged attacks by left-wing bloggers in the state.
Read moreAs loyal readers of this humble blog know, state Rep. James McLean, inaugural member of the Davy Carter wing of the Democratic Party, has been having more attendance troubles at the legislature in 2014 than I had with my 8 a.m. Women’s History class my senior year of college.
Read moreIt looks like the minimum wage increase initiative is threatened by a couple of self-inflicted wounds.
Read moreA big chunk of the political class in Arkansas was chattering about the fawning profile of Gov. Mike Beebe in the New York Times yesterday.
Read moreNow that election season has arrived, the scent of desperation in the latest attacks on Republican candidates is becoming increasingly apparent.
Read moreSome eager journalists thought they’d gotten a major scoop yesterday after the state Department of Human Services (DHS) released the emails of attorney general candidate Leslie Rutledge that she wrote during her 14 months as a DHS lawyer.
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