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Happy National Beagle Day from Roxanne, Lola, and Nellie! Oh and Paco the cat says hey.

Who knew that supporting an ally during a time of conflict would be considered a “liberal” opinion.

Do what the lobby likes, get a prize: 'The Foundation for Government Accountability scored a big win in Arkansas during the legislative session with the passage of a a new law that eliminates work permits and age verification for teenage workers younger than 16.'

Arkansans value our natural beauty and treasure our freedoms. Most here respect others and abide those different from us. The majority just want better for their families and future generations. We are not defined by our elected officials nor do we fit a stereotype. #Arkansas

Has anyone thought to audit more records to determine how much 'consulting fees' we are paying for items such as furniture that don't need a 'consultation'? What a perfect grift to hide cash. #lecterngate

Hey rural Arkansas, crypto is king in the in the land of SHS...now wait until you find out what Lithium mining entails....

In Sept., Alexa Henning said the lectern was never supposed to be purchased with state funds & was an “accounting error.”

Yesterday, Judd Deere said the opposite.

One of them is, by definition, a liar. Yet Sarah Sanders keeps both on 6-figure salaries. bluehogreport.com/2023/09/25/pod…

If Sarah Huckabee Sanders violated FOIA as Leg Audit suggests, it is the responsibility of the Arkansas attorney general to prosecute that violation. After all, the AG did that in response to perceived FOIA violations by the State Board of Corrections. arkansasag.gov/news_releases/…

From the person who is qualified to be governor.

.Tom Cotton is a radical, MAGA extremist. His pattern of advocating for violence among citizens is DANGEROUS for Arkansas and for America.

An elected official encouraging vigilante action threatens our democracy and puts our law enforcement personnel at risk.

And then you have people like Tom Cotton, the senator from VA, who declares we should take the law into our own hands, if it suits his leisure. We've got big issues with people with big egos and small brains trying to get their way.

SHS and AG Griffin are classic examples of trying to make the law suit your own political needs rather than just following the laws like the majority of people in this state do. So basically bend the law for the queen, nothing for the peasants.

Oh, and there's one more takeaway: Sanders and her people will look you square in the face and say things that aren't so, such as that an audit referring itself in plain words to the prosecuting attorney did not exonerate you. Remember that the next time they talk.

Hickey: if we're trying to allude that Audit doesn't have the power to provide transparency, I'm not willing to vote for the appropriation. If that's what we're alluding to, we need to do some work.

Someone tell Julie Mayberry & the audit committee chair the governor’s staff is responding to her in real time on Twitter.

Might as well ride along…

I really shouldn’t have laughed as hard as I did at this, but oh well…

Good questions to consider.

SHS thinks she’s above the FAFO phase of corruption and has just decided, like her role model Trump, to assume a more dictatorial response with expectations of others to bend the knee to her throne.