ARKANSAS: Red Rhetoric- Blue Results
As Arkansas prepares for another regular session of the Arkansas General Assembly, we look back on the past two years. The Arkansas legislature’s activity over the past two [...]
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House of Representatives: Changed Forever
House of Representatives: Changed Forever By David Ferguson I’m feeling nostalgic this morning. Having worked for the Arkansas General Assembly for nearly thirty-two years [...]
Friends with benefits…. Financial benefits
Former Speaker of the House, Jeremy Gillam, received loans from several state Representatives. The loans from 2016 went unreported until recently. Because of the do-over [...]
Indictment – Déjà vu
Senator Jeremy Hutchinson, (R) – Little Rock, has been indicted on charges of wire fraud and tax fraud. The prosecution says Hutchinson diverted tens of thousands of [...]
Exercising Power Without Principles: Rep. Jon Eubanks & Rep Jeff Wardlaw
While some state legislators are passionately pleading with voters not to pass Issue #3 for stronger term limits, some of their colleagues are undermining their case. [...]
Democrats Few In Number But Still Screwing up Arkansas
Republicans became the majority party in the Arkansas House of Representatives in 2013 and increased their majority in 2015 and 2017. By 2017, only 24 of the 100 members of [...]
The Sky Is Falling, The Sky is Falling: TERM LIMITS 2018
Turnover Some legislators are running around in circles telling us, “The sky is falling!” Why? Because of Issue #3 for stronger term limits. In 2013 the legislature [...]
Payback – Restoring and Strengthening Term Limits
In 2014, the Arkansas legislature used deception to pass weaker term limits for themselves. The deception did not sit well with supporters of term limits, and they are [...]
Legislature Abdicates It’s Budget Responsibility
State government spending is out of whack. Major spending decisions are bypassing the legislature and are being made by Governor Asa Hutchinson with the approval of just [...]
AR Senate considering an end to its fight against live-streaming meetings
AR Senate considering an end to its fight against live-streaming meetings by David Ferguson “Incoming Senate President Jim Hendren, R-Sulphur Springs, says he wants members [...]
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