Archive for February 11th, 2007
How Guiliani will help elect the Democrat
 How Guiliani will help elect the Democrat
Rudy Giuliani’s presidential candidacy is the best thing that will happen for the Democratic candidates this year. He’s going to lose. Yes, I know he’s the Republican frontrunner in some polls, but Howard Dean was the frontrunner for a while in the last contested presidential primary season.
On his way […]
Posted on February 11th, 2007 by George Sand
Posted in National Politics.
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Bush budget - more smoke and mirrors
Budgetary myths and realitiesÂ
Just as the administration’s more optimistic assessment on Iraq is open to serious question, so is the proposed budget for fiscal year 2008, with its projected deficit of $ 240 billion. There’s not much in the proposal that is realistic or achievable, and balancing the budget in the coming years is not […]
Posted on February 11th, 2007 by George Sand
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People Rule In Tax Cut Compromise
The People Rule.
Not only do Arkansas voters get what they so clearly want, they’re getting some extra added bonuses. And in this case some of the extras are actually beneficial to just plain folks, not special interests.
Oh, they’ll get their slice of the pie, as usual. Sales tax on manufacturers’ natural gas and electricity purchases […]
Posted on February 11th, 2007 by George Sand
Posted in Arkansas Politics.
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Brummett - and the arrows
UPÂ Mike Beebe - He’s getting the grocery tax reduced. Now, if he gets school facilities paid for and the state out of court on education, and if we land that Toyota plant, well, I suppose his second month in the Governor’s Mansion is too soon to begin pondering his place in history. We can […]
Posted on February 11th, 2007 by George Sand
Posted in Arkansas Politics.
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Proposed Amendments to the AR Constitution
From the House side;
-House Joint Resolution 1001, by Rep. Rick Saunders, D-Hot Springs, to increase the terms of county officials from two years to four years.
-HJR 1003, by Rep. Roy Ragland, R-Marshall, to abolish the office of constable.
-HJR 1004, by Rep. Eric Harris, R-Lowell, to require the General Assembly to meet in session every year […]
Posted on February 11th, 2007 by George Sand
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