Archive | July, 2011

Update on debt ceiling talks

Slate is once again keeping up with the developments in the debate over whether to raise the debt ceiling. House Speaker John Boehner plans to go forward with his plan and hold a vote sometime this afternoon. After failing to secure the needed support last night to move his bill, Boehner is at work tweaking [...]

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Cook to Game and Fish

Gov. Mike Beebe named Steve Cook, of Malvern, to serve as a commissioner of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. Cook replaces Craig Campbell of Little Rock. Release on the jump. [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

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Governor Beebe Appoints Game and Fish Commissioner

LITTLE ROCK – Governor Mike Beebe has named Steve Cook of Malvern as the newest commissioner of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. “Steve was imbued with a philosophy of conservation as a young man, and has never wavered from his dedication to that cause,” Governor Beebe said. “I am confident that the will work [...]

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Ross sees stalemate on debt crisis, for now

Ross sees stalemate on debt crisis, for now

WASHINGTON — As Congress edges closer to a debt crisis abyss, Arkansas Rep. Mike Ross today predicted that neither of the plans now on the table can pass.

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Random Friday Thoughts for July 29, 2011

My middle child attended college orientation this week. I brought him and got him settled in. I was fine… until I drove away.  As I made my way off campus, my eyes sprung a leak. I look forward to shopping with him this weekend for his college stuff; but when he leaves for college in [...]

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Gov. Beebe’s redistricting proposals adopted

New state House of Representatives districts. On Twitter, Stephens Media’s John Lyons reports that the Board of Apportionment has voted, 2-1, to adopt Gov. Beebe’s House and Senate redistricting proposals. Obviously, the governor and Attorney General Dustin McDaniel were the yes votes and Secretary of State Mark Martin the no. Here’s an interactive map of the new [...]

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BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT MEETS TO FINALIZE LEGISLATIVE MAPS (UPDATED)

The Board of Apportionment met today to vote on final maps to redraw all 135 Arkansas legislative seats.

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BRAWNER: IDEAS ABOUND FOR IMPROVING D.C. POLITICS

Columnist Steve Brawner invited readers to chime in on changes to improve the nation’s political system.

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WAL-MART CEO WEIGHS IN ON DEBT CEILING DEBATE

Wal-Mart chief executive Mike Duke testifies before a Senate panel on the debt ceiling crisis.

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BRUMMETT: WHEN A STATE LEGISLATOR’S BRAIN SHORTS OUT

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