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
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Arkansas Times
New Elected Officials Make Staff Changes! News at 10!
Our friends over at the Arkansas Times are shocked — shocked! — that newly sworn-in Attorney General Leslie Rutledge is making staff changes as she begins her tenure.
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Last Week’s Desperate Political Attacks: A Brief Review
Now that election season has arrived, the scent of desperation in the latest attacks on Republican candidates is becoming increasingly apparent.
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Media Swings And Misses On Rutledge E-mail Non-Story
Some 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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Richard Womack: No Pie for Me!
There’s been a lot of gossip swirling around the vote to expand Medicaid in Arkansas. For example, how did proponents
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On the Arkansas Times, Part III: Are Private-Option Advocates Really That Much Smarter Than We Are?
Upon rereading David Ramsey’s piece on the genesis of the “private option,” it’s hard not to notice the flood of
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On the Arkansas Times, Part II
David Ramsey of the Arkansas Times regularly distinguished himself this session with his thorough coverage of the debate over Medicaid
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My David Ramsey Problem – And Ours
Well, I see David Ramsey is at it again. Ramsey, a blogger for the Arkansas Times, faces a problem. What
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A Final Note on Voter ID
Voter ID, as amended, passed out of Senate Committee yesterday and will successfully pass the Senate next week. (It already
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Let’s Arm Heroes
In response to the shootings in Connecticut last week, Texas Governor Rick Perry wants to allow teachers to carry weapons
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