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MLK Anniversary, Sanctuary Security, & Conway Code Kerfuffle (Podcast)

August 29, 2013 Nic Horton 0 Comments 2nd Amendment, 50th anniversary, Arkansas, Bryant, civil rights, Constitutional rights, Conway, economic freedom, Government, guns, March on Washington, MLK, NAACP, Perry Black, racism, regulations, school choice

This week on the podcast: Dan talks about his participation on a March on Washington 50th Anniversary panel. Also, hear

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Church Protection Act Passes the House, Heads to The Beebe

February 5, 2013 Nic Horton 2 Comments 1st amendment, 2nd Amendment, Arkansas, church carry, Constitutional rights, guns, house, legislature, nate bell, Politics, senate, tea party, the arkansas project

Yesterday, the House passed SB71, “The Church Protection Act,” which we have been following for a few weeks now. It

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Three Lessons From Russellville’s Attempted Disarmament

June 19, 2012 Nic Horton 6 Comments Arkansas, Constitutional rights, freedom, guns, Rights, Russellville, tea party

Well, this isn’t exactly what you’d classify as ‘breaking news,’ but it is certainly worth mentioning that, due to the

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