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Expanding blogosphere

The Arkansas political blogosphere is growing. David Kinkade, whom I last kicked around as a spokesman for the Asa Hutchinson gubernatorial campaign, has cranked up the Arkansas Project, with "news and views on politics, media and more." At the top of his blog currently, Kinkade joins me in a favorite pastime, having a little sport with Lt. Gov. Bill Halter's lottery mouthpiece, Bud Jackson. Down the way, I notice the byline of Rep. Dan Greenberg. You have been warned.

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How about that?!

Bud Jackson didn't come off too well over there either.

Bud Jackson, if that is his real name, is the worst "spokesman" for a state agency or officer since Andy Mayberry was the mouthpiece for the ADED.
If Halter has plans to run for governor again, he chances of winning will always be hindered by Mr. Jackson as his official spinmeister.

Maybe they'll kick you around a bit and balance out some of the BS from this site.

Bud Jackson freaks all the girls out.

Aha!

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Have we seen this before???
Yes, in the 20th Century Republic Club.

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Peace Be Upon Them!

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