It may well be Gov. Mike Beebe’s chance to do that which no other governor has done — a veritable Nixon-goes-to-China moment.
It may well be Gov. Mike Beebe’s chance to do that which no other governor has done — a veritable Nixon-goes-to-China moment.
A couple weeks ago I found myself sitting around a table with a few officials with the state Chamber of Commerce.
As the titular head of the state Democratic Party, some Democrats believe that Gov. Mike Beebe, with his vast storehouses of political capital, has an obligation to help U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, who is headed for a tough re-election fight.
The birth of child is always a perspective-shaping event.
“I can shoot straight, if I don't have to shoot too far.”
For what it’s worth, life has gotten the best of me.
“Thou shalt know thy district” ought to be the first commandment any member of Congress should follow, but instead, 2nd District Democrat Vic Snyder ignores it.
Bob Johnson had hoped to have his mind made up by now about whether to run against incumbent Blanche Lincoln for the Democratic Party nomination for the U.S. Senate.
It’s been a while since I last turned my attention to the questions that summarily show up in my e-mail inbox after I’ve written a column, appeared on television or the radio, or for some other reason.
What if Lt. Gov. Bill Halter decided to forgo re-election and instead run against U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln in the Democratic Primary?
