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1st Amendment Government Our Rights 

Supreme Court Strikes a Blow for Free Speech

June 27, 2018September 10, 2018 Marc Kilmer 0 Comments free speech, Janus v AFSCME, labor unions, Right to work, Tim Sandefur

In an eagerly awaited decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Janus v AFSCME that government workers who are not members

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Economic Freedom 

It’s Finally Here: It’s National Employee Freedom Week!

June 24, 2013 Nic Horton 1 Comment Arkansas, Arkansas State Teachers Association, Association of American Educators, freedom, labor, labor unions, Liberty, National Employee Freedom Week, NEFW, Nevada Policy Research Institute, Right to work, Rights, taxes, the arkansas project, unions

I know — since we posted a teaser a few weeks ago — you have all been anxiously awaiting this

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Uncategorized 

Labor Keeps Up Pressure On Lincoln

May 31, 2009 David Kinkade 4 Comments Blanche Lincoln, employee free choice, labor unions

Though she announced in April that she’d vote against union-backed card check legislation (“in its current form”), Sen. Blanche Lincoln

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Stuff From Around Arkansas, April 7

April 7, 2009 David Kinkade 3 Comments Arkansas Milk Stabilization Board, employee free choice, labor unions, milk tax

Dead Pool: Was Sen. Blanche Lincoln’s ‘no can do’ announcement on card check a death blow to the union’s beloved

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Stuff From Around Arkansas, April 6

April 6, 2009 David Kinkade 9 Comments Blanche Lincoln, labor unions

No on Card Check: Sen. Blanche Lincoln’s extended dithering on union-backed card check legislation comes to an end—she says she’ll

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Arkansas Legislature 

Stuff From Around Arkansas, April 2

April 2, 2009 David Kinkade 4 Comments employee free choice, global warming, labor unions

Vive La Résistance: These Northwest Arkansas business leaders are valiantly fighting union-backed card check legislation, their only weapons a single

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Arkansas Legislature 

Stuff From Around Arkansas, March 11

March 11, 2009 David Kinkade 0 Comments 2010 Senate race, Blanche Lincoln, employee free choice, labor unions

Yet Another?: Will Rogers Mayor Steve Womack challenge Sen. Blanche Lincoln in the 2010 Senate race, or is Jason Tolbert

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Uncategorized 

Lincoln on Card Check: Who Knows?

March 4, 2009 David Kinkade 3 Comments 2010 Senate race, Blanche Lincoln, labor unions

OK, I swear to you that I really don’t want to keep writing about this card check issue, but here

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Arkansas Politics 

Sanders: Lincoln Leaning ‘No’ On Card Check? (Updated!)

March 4, 2009 David Kinkade 3 Comments 2010 Senate race, Blanche Lincoln, labor unions, Tim Griffin

God love David Sanders for obsessing over the question of where Arkansas senators and congressmen are on the union-backed card

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Arkansas Legislature 

Stuff from Around Arkansas, February 18 (Updated!)

February 18, 2009 David Kinkade 0 Comments labor unions

Inspect This: Do you miss the pain and inconvenience of annual vehicle inspections? Great news, then! Rep. Stephanie Flowers has

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