Tag Archives: Arkansas

Super Tuesday Results: The Two-And-A-Half Men Race

Posted on March 4, 2020 by Lawrence Person

All that “Bernie is the inevitable nominee” talk? Yeah, not so much. They’re still counting, but it looks like Biden won: Alabama Arkansas Oklahoma Maine (though less than a point separates them there) Massachusetts(!) Minnesota North Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for November 15, 2019

Posted on November 15, 2019 by Lawrence Person

Enjoy a Friday LinkSwarm filled with news from the impeachment farce: Summary of George Kent’s testimony: Kent is not a first-hand witness and much of his testimony is based off of second-hand knowledge. [Page 206-207] Kevin Bacon has fewer degrees … Continue reading →

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Add Arkansas to Cruz’s Delegate Conquest List

Posted on April 13, 2016 by Lawrence Person

Ted Cruz does it again: Ted Cruz’s and Marco Rubio’s supporters have teamed up in Arkansas to pack the state delegation with individuals who’ll turn against Donald Trump in a contested convention. Since Rubio ended his presidential bid March 15, … Continue reading →

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Little Rock Holiday Inn Presidential Seeks Very Specific Client

Posted on December 8, 2014 by Lawrence Person

The Little Rock Holiday Inn Presidential seems firmly committed to celebrating the legacy of the 42nd President (and, to a lesser extent, his wife and other Presidents). But I think they go a bit farther than that. Paul Martin, my … Continue reading →

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Blanche Lincoln Polling at 27%

Posted on August 20, 2010 by Lawrence Person

How unpopular are Democrats this year? Incumbent Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas is polling at 27%, compared to Republican challenger John Boozman’s 65%. I’m struggling (and failing) to think of non-indicted incumbent senator polling so low before the general election. … Continue reading →

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