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Arkansas House Candidate Owes $30,000 To IRS

March 24, 2014 Nic Horton 3 Comments Arkansas, back taxes, Damon Wallace, debt, district 96, IRS, Policy, Politics

As the filing period for state offices came to a close a few weeks ago, I began reviewing the Statements

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Arkansas Legislature Arkansas Republicans Legislation & Regulation 

Intercepting the Football: Blocking Regulators’ Touchdowns in Arkansas

May 23, 2013 Nic Horton 5 Comments ADEQ, Arkansas, California, constitutional amendment, eminent domain, EPA, football, Game and Fish Commission, IRS, legislature, Policy, Reform, regulations, senate, Senator Jonathan Dismang, SJR7

A proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution would require legislative approval of rules passed by administrative agencies in Arkansas. The

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Introducing, The Arkansas Project Podcast

May 17, 2013 Nic Horton 0 Comments Arkansas, Dan Greenberg, governor, guns, health care, IRS, legislature, medicaid, obamacare, Policy, Politics, taxes, tea party

We are proud to present to you the inaugural episode of The Arkansas Project Podcast. We are hoping to produce one

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