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Sarah Sanders’ new ad is infuriating her most racist supporters - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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For all the praise that Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders gets from talking heads in places like Fox News and OANN, the reality is that her electoral success has largely been more about being in the right place at the right time and less about any particular political savvy. She started as a do-nothing comms person for John Boozman’s campaign, bounced around for a while as one of the nine people in America who thought Mike Huckabee would make a good president, then jumped aboard Donald Trump’s MAGA tr
Judge rejects collusive settlement agreement between Sanders and corrections officials - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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A Pulaski County circuit judge has rejected a proposed settlement between the Arkansas Board of Corrections and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders. The settlement would have rendered Amendment 33 to the Arkansas Constitution moot by allowing the governor to hire and fire top prison officials. In a scathing, eight-page decision on Friday, Circuit Judge Patti James called the proposed settlement “the first step down the slippery slope towards the degradation of our great democracy,” “an unjustifiable att
Unconventional spending fuels the Grappes’ unusual, on-the-ground campaign - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Democratic secretary of state candidate Kelly Grappe knows she is taking a unique approach to campaigning. She’s not following the usual strategy of quick appearances at political events and heavy spending on advertising. Rather, she’s focusing on being in communities for extended periods of time, talking to voters who, according to her, rarely get the chance to speak to Democratic candidates for any office. “This is our strategy and we’re proud of it,” she said. “It’s all grassroots. We’re goin
Where were you on 9/11? The Arkansas Times staff reflects on the biggest news day of our lives - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Where were you on 9/11? The question is a cultural touchpoint for anyone who was alive and old enough to recognize the significance of the events that transpired on that infamous day 25 years ago. The reporters in the Arkansas Times newsroom today weren’t here back then. One of us was at his grandmother’s bedside after a freak accident caused by the rush on the gas pumps in the confused aftermath of the attacks on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. Another was newly graduated from college and pre
SHS? She's running. - Arkansas Times (opens the original)
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Watchers of Arkansas politics and Republican politics in general have long suspected (read: known) that Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders was just biding her time in Arkansas until she could jump to a better position back in Washington, D.C. Her gubernatorial reign has always felt like an audition for a presidential or vice presidential run. Like so many would-be candidates before her, Sanders has authored a book touting her successes and listing her conservative bona fides. The new book, Unapologetic
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