Talkin’ Special Election With Paul Harrell
I appeared on The Paul Harrell Program last Thursday for my weekly segment. We discussed my interviews with Jonesboro Senate candidate Dan Sullivan and Chad Niell, respectively.
View ArticleTwo Hours With Paul Harrell
Yesterday, I was in Jonesboro for a full two hours of one of Arkansas’s best radio shows, The Paul Harrell Program. Listen to the full show: Video streaming by Ustream
View ArticleEthics Commission Releases Book On Bookout
The Arkansas Ethics Commission has released a 127-page document that outlines the investigation into the campaign spending of former state Senator Paul Bookout (D). According to the report, Senator...
View ArticleSchmedicaid Schmecspansion & Chad Niell’s $21K Fine (Podcast)
This week on the show: we discuss Jonesboro Senate candidate Chad Niell’s $21,000 fine from the state. Also, Arkansas-style arguments are appearing in the debate over Medicaid expansion in...
View ArticleThe Unraveling Stories of Chad Niell
Earlier this month, the Blue Hog blog suggested that state Senate candidate Chad Neill had been running his jail-commissary business illegally for several years – more precisely, that he had failed,...
View ArticleArkansas Carry PAC Endorses John Cooper for Senate District 21
Arkansas Carry PAC, the political wing of Arkansas’s largest gun rights advocacy group (Arkansas Carry), has endorsed John Cooper for Senate District 21. A special election is being held in the...
View ArticleThe Tyranny Of Tough Questions & The Meaning Of “Is” (Podcast)
This week on the podcast, we discuss: The tyranny of journalism in Arkansas “Dan Sullivan, Unfiltered” Rep. Ann Clemmer says ‘private option’ may be delayed Obamacare website enrolled 6 Americans on...
View ArticleWhere Does Dan Sullivan Stand On The “Private Option?”
As you probably know, the special Senate election in Jonesboro has been pared down to four candidates — two from each party. On the Republican side, John Cooper and Dan Sullivan have advanced to the...
View ArticleHow Would Dan Sullivan Vote On Funding The “Private Option?”
I hope you had a chance to listen to The Paul Harrell Program yesterday. I sat in as a co-host and, at the start of the show, Paul and I discussed my story on Jonesboro Senate candidate Dan Sullivan...
View ArticleLIVE Jonesboro Special Senate Election Coverage
Greetings Arkansas Project readers! I’m in Jonesboro following the special Senate election results that will be trickling in this evening. For live updates, you can follow along on my Twitter feed...
View ArticleLegislators, Businesses Ask State Board to Loosen Telemedicine Restrictions
Last month, we wrote about the Arkansas Medical Society lobbyists who worried that Arkansas is “moving too quickly” to allow Arkansas and businesses to access telemedicine services. The post...
View ArticleNew Telemedicine Regulations Fail To Pass Yet Another Committee
The Arkansas State Medical Board’s proposed regulations governing telemedicine failed to pass out of yet another legislative committee today. The post New Telemedicine Regulations Fail To Pass Yet...
View ArticleWill 2017 Be The Year of Deregulation?
The 2017 session may still be a couple months away, but some legislators are already revealing what they hope to accomplish. The post Will 2017 Be The Year of Deregulation? appeared first on The...
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Talkin' Special Election With Paul Harrell
I appeared on The Paul Harrell Program last Thursday for my weekly segment. We discussed my interviews with Jonesboro Senate candidate Dan Sullivan and Chad Niell, respectively.
View ArticleTwo Hours With Paul Harrell
Yesterday, I was in Jonesboro for a full two hours of one of Arkansas’s best radio shows, The Paul Harrell Program. Listen to the full show: Video streaming by Ustream
View ArticleClik here to view.
Ethics Commission Releases Book On Bookout
The Arkansas Ethics Commission has released a 127-page document that outlines the investigation into the campaign spending of former state Senator Paul Bookout (D). According to the report, Senator...
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