One big difference between a president’s typical State of the Union address and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ State of the State address April 8 is this: What the governor proposed will actually happen.
Gov. Sanders didn’t spend much time discussing K-12 education in her State of the State address, but she did mention banning cell phones in schools and making school breakfasts free with the help of medical marijuana money
In a nearly 40-minute speech, Sanders called Arkansas “the vanguard of a national conservative revolution” and said she looked forward to next week’s inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump
