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2014 Governor's Race Arkansas Democrats Arkansas Politics 

Congressman Ross Cites Bogus Gender Pay Gap Stat

October 6, 2014 Caleb Taylor 1 Comment Arkansas governor's race, Arkansas Politics, democratic party of arkansas, equal pay, Mike Ross

Languishing in the polls, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Ross is now flailing about in choppy political waters. Currently, he’s struggling to grasp an imaginary “gender pay gap” flotation device to buoy his election hopes.

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Arkansas Democrats Arkansas Politics 

New DPA Motto: "Equal Pay For Thee, But Not For Me”?

July 16, 2014 Nic Horton 3 Comments Arkansas, democratic party of arkansas, DPA, equal pay, fair pay, Mark Pryor, paycheck fairness, senate race, Tom Cotton, war on women

Does the Democratic Party of Arkansas really believe in “equal pay”?

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2014 U.S. Senate Race 

Checking In On The Cotton-Pryor Race

June 13, 2014 Nic Horton 0 Comments 2014, Arkansas, Elections, equal pay, Mark Pryor, obamacare, Paycheck Fairness Act, Policy, Politics, polling, President Obama, Tom Cotton, U.S. Senate, U.S. Senate Race

Rep. Tom Cotton just released a new television ad that may make my Top Ten All-Time Political Ad list.

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