Democrats Supporting Socialized Medicine in the 2nd
There’s a race to the left in the Democratic Second Congressional District primary. Among other things, three of the candidates
Read moreThere’s a race to the left in the Democratic Second Congressional District primary. Among other things, three of the candidates
Read moreCould prayers ever be a justifiable response to a shooting at a Little Rock nightclub that left 28 injured Saturday morning?
Read moreYou might have heard that Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairman, was in town last night for a Democratic Party of Arkansas (DPA) fundraiser.
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 moreWith another day comes another national news article showing just how much of an uphill climb the 2014 elections will
Read moreLate yesterday afternoon, our state’s Supreme Court struck down the voter ID law that the Arkansas General Assembly passed last year. It is, in many respects, a very unusual decision.
Read moreIn recent months, The Arkansas Project has become widely known for dispensing free campaign advice to those in need.
Read moreSenators aren’t rocket scientists. In fact, most of them aren’t scientists at all. There are a few doctors in the
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 moreSomething caught my eye last week: namely, an unintentionally hilarious moral lecture from the John Burkhalter for Lieutenant Governor campaign.
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