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Small Occupational Licensing Reform Advancing

February 27, 2019February 26, 2019 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments HB 1296, Marc Hyden, R Street Institute, Rep. Austin McCollum, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Marco Rubio

If someone is delinquent on his or her student loans or has defaulted, does it make sense to make it

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More Evidence for Medicaid Work Requirements

December 20, 2018December 19, 2018 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments medicaid, work requirements

After years of disagreement, and a change of direction at the federal level, Arkansas finally has a work requirement for

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Part 4: Why We Need Tort Reform

December 15, 2016March 5, 2019 Dan Greenberg 0 Comments Joey McCutchen, tort reform

Readers of this blog have surely noticed that, in the past several days, I have summarized some of my interactions

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Signing Off

August 8, 2014 Nic Horton 4 Comments health care, medicaid, medicare, Nic Horton, obamacare, private option

I can’t tell you the number of times that, over the last two and a half years, I’ve told someone,

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Well, I Guess It’s Better Than Naming A Nuclear Waste Dump After Him

January 29, 2013 Nic Horton 0 Comments Arkansas, Buzz Arnold, Politics, rick crawford, Tim Griffin, Tom Cotton

I know the legislature is in session so everyone is down in the dumps, nervously hanging on to your guns

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President Reagan’s 1986 Independence Day Address

July 4, 2012 Nic Horton 0 Comments 4th of July, Arkansas, freedom, Independence Day, Liberty, Politics, President, Ronald Reagan, tea party

Remember when presidents talked like this?

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Forest Fracas: Just What DOES It Take To Lose Your Job In the Beebe Administration?

January 5, 2012 David Kinkade 3 Comments arkansas forestry commission, artee williams, john shannon, unemployment benefits, workforce services

 Arkansas Forestry Commission chief John Shannon is feeling the heat now that his agency is some $4 million in the

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Gun Crazy: NYT Story on Concealed Carry Permits Misfires Badly

December 28, 2011 David Kinkade 1 Comment civil liberties, guns, second amendment

“Gun Permit Holders Commit Crimes”!! That is the breathless headline over at the Arkansas Times, where Max Brantley points to

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Government Office Building’s Solar Array Is A Half-Million Dollar Metaphor For Failure

December 19, 2011 David Kinkade 3 Comments economic stimulus, green jobs, stimulus, stimulus results in Arkansas

Is there a more perfect metaphor for the dead-end pipe-dream thinking of “green jobs” spending than the solar panel array,

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Taking the REINS: Getting a Handle on Runaway Government Regulations

December 9, 2011 David Kinkade 1 Comment regulations, regulatory reform, REINS Act

I should have noted this a couple of days ago, but praise is due to the U.S. House of Representatives

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