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Friday, November 16, 2012

Week in Review Podcast The What Davy Carter Means Edition

Posted by Lindsey Millar on Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 4:30 PM

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The backroom dealings that elected Rep. Davy Carter as Speaker of the House and what that means for the major issues facing the General Assembly, shoring up the Medicaid trust fund, Medicaid expansion and taxes — covered on this week's podcast.

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Speaking of Davy Carter

House begins videos of state representatives

May 23, 2013

by Max Brantley

Would you like to spend 2:22 listening to Republican Rep. Doug House of North Little Rock? /more/
The Injunction, Crazy Davy Comedy Hour Edition

May 17, 2013

by Lindsey Millar

The first of what’s sure to be many legal challenges of new laws passed by the Arkansas General Assembly, Davy Carter opting not to run for governor, the environmental movements coalescing around the Mayflower oil spill cleanup and the factory hog farm in Mt. Judea in the Buffalo River watershed and bike lanes on South Main in Little Rock — all covered this week. /more/
Davy Carter: 'I don’t know if the Republican party in a primary is willing to elect a guy like me'

May 17, 2013

by David Ramsey

House Speaker Davy Carter is not running for governor, which took a significant amount of sizzle out of his speech at the Political Animals Club today (Carter himself told reporters “I had to give a different speech than I had planned”). /more/
Davy Carter won't make race for governor

May 17, 2013

by Max Brantley

It was fun while it lasted. House Speaker Davy Carter won't make a Republican race for governor. /more/
Fact: Speaker Davy Carter made it up as he went along

May 14, 2013

by Max Brantley

The media's rapture with House Speaker Davy Carter continues. Latest is a gushing profile of Carter at the top of Talk Business' 10 Best Legislators list. /more/
It's not just geography that matters in Arkansas GOP primary

May 9, 2013

by Jay Barth

In a blog post last week, I made the case that geography no longer creates a clear barrier to the Republican nomination for a candidate from outside of Northwest Arkansas like House Speaker Davy Carter. /more/
How the Arkansas legislature has changed your life

May 9, 2013

For better or for worse. /more/
Diamonds in the manure of the Arkansas legislature

May 9, 2013

Some legislators and legislation shone. /more/
Do Arkansas Republicans have room for a centrist?

May 6, 2013

by Max Brantley

Good article by the AP's Andrew DeMillo on House Speaker Davy Carter's consideration of running for governor. /more/
The Do You Remember Robbie Wills Edition

May 3, 2013

by Lindsey Millar

Merger negotiations between St. Vincent and UAMS, non-partisan elections, the race for the Republican nominee for governor and more — all covered on this week's show. /more/
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18-year-old triple major graduates from University of Arkansas

What had you accomplished when you were 18? Chances are it couldn't touch Raymond Walter's accomplishments. On Saturday, Raymond, 18, will graduate from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics, physics and economics, a triple major!
- by Lindsey Millar
- May 10, 2013
The End is Near Edition

The coming monumental vote on health care expansion, tort reform, Planned Parenthood and other legislative odds and ends. Plus, the latest from the Mayflower spill, Mark Pryor and guns and C.J. Duvall's unhappiness with the Tech Park Authority — all covered on this week's edition.
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- Apr 12, 2013
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Friday, November 16, 2012

Week in Review Podcast The What Davy Carter Means Edition

Posted by Lindsey Millar on Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 4:30 PM

Speaking of Davy Carter

Would you like to spend 2:22 listening to Republican Rep. Doug House of North Little Rock? /more/

House Speaker Davy Carter is not running for governor, which took a significant amount of sizzle out of his speech at the Political Animals Club today (Carter himself told reporters “I had to give a different speech than I had planned”). /more/

It was fun while it lasted. House Speaker Davy Carter won't make a Republican race for governor. /more/

The media's rapture with House Speaker Davy Carter continues. Latest is a gushing profile of Carter at the top of Talk Business' 10 Best Legislators list. /more/

In a blog post last week, I made the case that geography no longer creates a clear barrier to the Republican nomination for a candidate from outside of Northwest Arkansas like House Speaker Davy Carter. /more/

For better or for worse. /more/

Some legislators and legislation shone. /more/

Good article by the AP's Andrew DeMillo on House Speaker Davy Carter's consideration of running for governor. /more/

Merger negotiations between St. Vincent and UAMS, non-partisan elections, the race for the Republican nominee for governor and more — all covered on this week's show. /more/

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What had you accomplished when you were 18? Chances are it couldn't touch Raymond Walter's accomplishments. On Saturday, Raymond, 18, will graduate from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics, physics and economics, a triple major!

The coming monumental vote on health care expansion, tort reform, Planned Parenthood and other legislative odds and ends. Plus, the latest from the Mayflower spill, Mark Pryor and guns and C.J. Duvall's unhappiness with the Tech Park Authority — all covered on this week's edition.

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Re: Must read: Roy Reed's obituary on Orval Faubus' sister

Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen, injured in a bicycle accident last week near his home, sent me an update this morning from his iPad.

Public for the first time, the woman who married Damien Echols discusses their relationship

For the vegetarian banh mi sandwich.

Our news partner Channel 4 has a news story that deserves repetition in full. More national headlines for the small people of Arkansas should follow directly.

Perhaps U.S. Rep. Tim Griffin might want to reconsider his earlier decision not to include Republican Rep. Loy Mauch on the list of Republican candidates he'd asked not to use his campaign contributions, having read some of what they'd written.