Over 80,000 on “Private Option” Don’t Work

Caleb Taylor January 6, 2015 2 Comments obamacare, private option, Welfare

Over 80,000 on “Private Option” Don’t Work

One of the many misleading talking points promoted by pro-”private option” advocates is that the program isn’t an entitlement — and that it only benefits “working” Arkansans.

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Nic Horton November 8, 2013 1 Comment Alexander Group, Arkansas, expansion, Government, health care, insurance, medicaid, obamacare, private option, Welfare

REPORT: Medicaid Enrollment To Surpass Private Employment In Arkansas

Later this month, the legislature’s two Public Health, Labor and Welfare Committees will hold a joint meeting. At that November

Arkansas Legislature Ethics Government

Nic Horton December 14, 2012 4 Comments abuse, Arkansas, corporate, Cronyism, Democrats, fraud, handouts, legislature, Liberals, LM Wind Power, Republicans, tea party, waste, Welfare

Arkansans, What is Corporate Welfare Costing You?

$148 per person — that’s the amount of money, on average, that the state of Arkansas spends per year on

Arkansas Legislature

Nic Horton May 7, 2012 1 Comment Arkansas, Cleburne County, Clinton, Drug testing, guns, Heber Springs, medicaid, Politics, Quitman, spending, taxes, Welfare

The Hot Race In Heber Springs

Last weekend, I moderated a debate between two Republican candidates for Arkansas House District 66, Josh Miller & Phil Grace.