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Re: “Friday finish — An oldie but goodie for legislature? A rebuttal for Tom Cotton”
Is Leding term limited? or planning to run for another office? retiring?
Re: “Saturday open line”
Slack away Max. Monticello is good reason.
Re: “Report: Bloomberg looks to make 'example' of Mark Pryor”
Enough of the idea that Pryor always votes with the R's. It's simply not true.
Re: “The line's open; first let's talk Arkansas governor 2014”
Your're right eLwood. And Nogy forgot to tell us editorials in the Benton Co Repug newsletter have been published online for quite some time.....including at least one previously written by him. And now, the Benton Co. R's are just realizing their venom has been online, for all the world to see, all this time.
Re: “Monday morning nut watch”
Didn't know the republicans had diversified to include left over field hippies from the 70's.
Re: “Nate Bell's shot at Boston heard 'round the world”
Thanks for the heads up on rural Polk County. I don't have the "rounds" to retire there.
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Re: Jew remark 'inadvertent,' Hot Springs Republican claims
anyone saying jews killed christ is ignorant. jesus was a jew!!!!! jews fought for the…
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Re: Little Rock Film Festival 2013 award winners
Congratulations to all the winners of an award and to those who left empty handed…
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on May 22, 2013
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Re: The guns and Bass Pro Shops open line
Sometimes the gay-hating can go to your head, literally:
Dominique Venner, an award-winning…- on May 22, 2013
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Re: “A case for the new Public Corruption Task Force?”
Sen. Bart Hester's vote against medicaid expansion had already been bought and paid for by Americans for Prosperity, through multiple mailings against his primary opponent and direct contributions from the Crossland Construction/AFP/Teresa Oelke connection, which amounted to more than $30K.