Arkansas Progressive Group Magazine
5 Offices the State Needs to Cut
Publisher's Note: This article (like most of our other articles) reflects the view of the writer only, not necessarily of this magazine or the publishing team.
The Fort Smith Food Tax: Should Restaurant Owners Have to Save the Convention Center?
This isn’t an ideal year for proposing new taxes. From the federal government (with the possible expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts) to our state government (with several different potential taxes being discussed as options to fund the highway system), no one arguing for tax increases is getting much traction.
Autogate: State Officials Drive 'Company' Cars, but Are They Paying the Taxes?
Vehicles in office: 0
Does he use a state vehicle? NO, BUT HE HAS BEFORE
Paid taxes: YES
State Vehicles: By the Numbers
62
8,653
Beebe vs. Keet: Who's Right on Arkansas' Education Ranking?
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on our blog on August 19th.
If you listen much to Mike Beebe on the campaign trail, you'll hear him say that Arkansas was recently ranked 10th in education among the 50 states.
The Newsroom - A Month in Review
Wanted Dead, Alive, or Elected
Letter from the Editor - September 2010
ConTORTed Opinions: Straightening Out the Twisted Views of Tort Reform
For Tort Reform - By Dr. Rowland Stewart
The function of law should serve one purpose: to defend our natural rights. Frederic Bastiat, the great economist and philosopher, stated it best. For him, Law is “the collective organization of the individual right to lawful defense.
