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The Arkansas Project was launched in 2008 as a source for incisive commentary and reporting on Arkansas government, politics, media and more. In 2011, The Arkansas Project became an affiliate of the Advance Arkansas Institute. The Arkansas Project supplied daily commentary until 2019, but is now largely inactive.
David Kinkade was the chief writer and the editor of The Arkansas Project until 2011. After the site became affiliated with the Advance Arkansas Institute, Dan Greenberg was editor of The Arkansas Project until it became inactive in 2019. During that eight-year period, the writers for the site included Nic Horton, Marc Kilmer, and Caleb Taylor.


What Does America Think Of School Choice?
The following is the second in a series of guest articles from Greg George, an Advocacy Coordinator with the Michigan Association of...
The Arkansas Project
Jan 31, 20142 min read
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MoveOn.org's Newest Left-Wing Project: Saving the 'Private' Option!
You might be familiar with MoveOn.org, a left-wing organization – oops, excuse me, a “progressive” organization – that pushes its agenda...
Nic Horton
Jan 27, 20142 min read
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Mark Pryor’s Legacy: Small Business Owners Are Getting Hit by HIT
Thanks to Obamacare, small businesses across the country are getting hammered with a new tax on insurance plans. The tax is appropriately...
Nic Horton
Jan 22, 20143 min read
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Re-Refuting What Has Allegedly Never Been Refuted
I was startled by Governor Beebe’s comments in the Democrat-Gazette this morning. He gave a brief and pithy explanation of the federal...
Nic Horton
Jan 16, 20142 min read
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Cooper Defeats Rockwell In Landslide Victory
John Cooper and his wife Sue thank supporters after last night’s victory. Last night, Republican John Cooper defeated Democrat Steve...
Nic Horton
Jan 15, 20142 min read
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Jonesboro Sun Scorches Steve Rockwell
If you’re following the state senate race in Jonesboro (the election is in five days; early voting is underway now), you’ll want to read...
Nic Horton
Jan 9, 20142 min read
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The ‘Private Option’ Debate Gets Weirder
George Orwell once said that, in a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. At a Legislative Council hearing...
Nic Horton
Dec 23, 20133 min read
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EXCLUSIVE: Texts From Mark Pryor!
The Arkansas Project has exclusively obtained text messages from Senator Mark Pryor’s cellphone! OK, just kidding. But the Republican...
Nic Horton
Dec 19, 20131 min read
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Where In The World Is Steve Rockwell?
According to news reports — and a few campaign signs along northeast Arkansas highways — Steve Rockwell is the Democratic nominee for the...
Nic Horton
Dec 19, 20134 min read
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Just Saying Hello (And Those Other Guys Suck!)
Last week, an email with the subject line “Just Saying Hello” went out to legislative supporters of the “private option”/Medicaid...
Nic Horton
Dec 16, 20134 min read
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Mark Pryor Attacks Mark Pryor In New Ad
You might’ve seen U.S. Senator Mark Pryor’s latest campaign attack ad against his challenger, Congressman Tom Cotton, on your television....
Nic Horton
Nov 27, 20132 min read
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Term Limits Set To Take Center Stage In Upcoming Elections
If you’re an Arkansas voter, you will be asked in 2014 to vote up or down on a proposed constitutional amendment that would extend term...
Nic Horton
Nov 20, 20133 min read
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ACU Honors Arkansas Legislators For Defending Liberty
Last week, the American Conservative Union unveiled its “2013 State Legislative Rankings Guide” for Arkansas. In their report, ACU...
Nic Horton
Nov 18, 20131 min read
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ROOFGATE: What Really Happened And Should You Really Care?
Dennis, clean thyself! By now, you’ve probably heard about this scandalous video of some Arkansas legislators entering the Capitol in the...
Nic Horton
Nov 14, 20134 min read
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Cooper, Rockwell Advance In Jonesboro Runoffs
John Cooper speaking with reporters after hearing the election results. Tonight, in the Jonesboro special Senate election runoffs, John...
Nic Horton
Nov 12, 20131 min read
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Rep. Farrer Outlines ‘Broken Promises’ Of ‘Private Option'
On Friday, State Representative Joe Farrer (R-Cabot) issued a statement on his Facebook page about the upcoming audit of the “private...
Nic Horton
Nov 11, 20132 min read
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The “Private Option’s” War On Women (Updated)
Update, Monday, November 4th: I received an email from DHS spokesperson Amy Webb late Friday afternoon. Apparently, she gave me incorrect...
Nic Horton
Oct 31, 20133 min read
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Beebe’s School Funding Plan Derailed
State Rep. Mark Lowery Last week, we warned you about a deal that was going on behind the scenes: Governor Beebe was using the teacher...
Nic Horton
Oct 22, 20132 min read
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Mike Ross Admits He Was An Architect Of Obamacare
This morning, I posted a six-second clip of former Congressman Mike Ross saying if he had not voted for Obamacare in committee, it...
Nic Horton
Oct 17, 20133 min read
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Beebe Decides He’s OK With Wasting Tax Dollars On Special Sessions
Throughout this year’s legislative session, many lawmakers called for a special session to deal with the issue of Medicaid expansion....
Nic Horton
Oct 16, 20132 min read
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Beebe's "Non-Starter" Wish List Becomes Starter For Some GOP Legislators
Yesterday, I wrote about Governor Beebe’s redistribution plan for Arkansas school funding. As part of that story, I shared several mass...
Nic Horton
Oct 15, 20133 min read
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GOP Legislators Spar Over Beebe’s Plan For School Funding
For the past few weeks, legislators have debated (mostly behind closed doors) how to solve the teacher insurance premium hike “crisis.”...
Nic Horton
Oct 14, 20135 min read
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Matt Campbell Knows Better
Earlier this week, I spoke on tort reform to the State Agencies committee of the Arkansas General Assembly; yesterday, I noticed an...
Daniel Greenberg
Oct 11, 20134 min read
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It Got Better For John Cooper
The preliminary results for the Jonesboro state senate primary suggest that John Cooper received just a few more votes than Dan Sullivan...
Daniel Greenberg
Oct 8, 20131 min read
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