Andrew DeMillo: Don’t fight Arkansas school vouchers by governing like Trump
Fred Love isn’t the first elected official promising to use his executive power to circumvent the legislative process
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Andrew DeMillo: The declaration’s lesson: Credibility matters. Arkansas leaders should take notice.
“Let facts be submitted to a candid world,” the declaration states before outlining the litany of offenses by the king that prompted the colonies to seek independence.
If it is broke, try to fix it
Would a two-year budget process and another 18-member commission help the federal government stop spending so much money it doesn’t have?
Andrew DeMillo: Secret agreements are violating Arkansans’ trust
Across Arkansas, economic development leaders and elected officials seem to be a perverse Bizarro-land version of Steven Spielberg’s “Disclosure Day,” rushing to keep even more information out of the public’s reach
Is LEARNS working? Students’ scores rise
The percentage of Arkansas public school students scoring proficient on the state’s end-of-the-year ATLAS test is increasing, while the percentage scoring at the lowest level is decreasing
Farewell to an officemate
The arkadelphian.com headquarters has been much quieter the past few days in the absence of a longtime officemate
Is Congress more divided than America is?
Is Congress more polarized than the American people, or does it merely reflect a polarized country?