This is what happens to voters who don't really give a damn if medicine becomes decriminalized. Correct, you threw away your vote towards a measure that is more progressive. Sorry, if you would've been 100% concerned about the chronically ill then you would've voted FOR both measures instead of trying to split the vote. I didn't see issue 6 saying, "Only vote for ours, say no on 7". Now that it is almost too late you are finally telling your followers to vote "yes" on both. Too little, too late.
The open line includes news on police action at Hot Springs demonstrations; troubles for Sen. Jake Files, and an appropriate sendoff for Frnak Broyles, the fomrer Razorback coach and athletic director.
Hot Springs twice erupted into the kind of violence that has its roots in the issues left unresolved by the Civil War, and both times, it happened right where that monument to Confederate soldiers stands today.
A man who says he's a former University of Arkansas student now living in New England has identified himself as the person wearing an "Arkansas Engineering" T-shirt in the Friday white supremacist march in Fayetteville. He apologized for involving UA in the story and to the professor misidentified as being the person wearing the shirt.
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This is what happens to voters who don't really give a damn if medicine becomes decriminalized. Correct, you threw away your vote towards a measure that is more progressive. Sorry, if you would've been 100% concerned about the chronically ill then you would've voted FOR both measures instead of trying to split the vote. I didn't see issue 6 saying, "Only vote for ours, say no on 7". Now that it is almost too late you are finally telling your followers to vote "yes" on both. Too little, too late.