Is Tom Cotton “Undermining” the President?
Senator Tom Cotton waged a fierce battle against criminal justice reform in the Senate. When the votes were counted, however, only 11 of...
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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.
Marc Kilmer
Nov 21, 20183 min read
Where Does the Arkansas Delegation Stand on Saudi Arabia?
The U.S. relationship with Saudi Arabia is in the news a lot recently. The killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, coupled with the Saudi...
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Marc Kilmer
Nov 15, 20183 min read
Criminal Justice Reform May Be Coming to Congress
There is not much upon which Republicans and Democrats in Congress agree. However, even in these polarized times, there does appear to be...
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Caleb Taylor
Oct 19, 20171 min read
Sen. Cotton Introduces Individual Mandate Fix
Sen. Tom Cotton earlier this week introduced legislation that would repeal the individual mandate under Obamacare for many Americans....
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Marc Kilmer
Jul 25, 20172 min read
Boozman, Cotton Vote To Begin Debate On Reforming Health Care
The U.S. Senate narrowly voted this afternoon to proceed on reforming America’s health care system. Senators voted 50-50 on a procedural...
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Marc Kilmer
Jul 18, 20172 min read
Cotton, Boozman Support Another Try At Obamacare Repeal
A scheduled vote to partially repeal and replace Obamacare was cancelled this week due to a lack of support in the U.S. Senate....
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Marc Kilmer
Jul 14, 20171 min read
Senate Healthcare Bill Would Cut Taxes For 190,000 Arkansans
Legislation replacing Obamacare in the U.S. Senate would cut taxes for nearly 200,000 Arkansans, according to an analysis done by...
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Marc Kilmer
Jul 3, 20172 min read
On Prayers, Pears, and the Little Rock Night Club Shooting
Could prayers ever be a justifiable response to a shooting at a Little Rock nightclub that left 28 injured Saturday morning? Both U.S....
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Marc Kilmer
Jun 29, 20173 min read
Here’s Gov. Hutchinson’s “Big Problem” With The Senate Healthcare Bill
Arkansas has a “big problem” on the horizon if the Senate’s Better Care Reconciliation Act becomes law, according to Gov. Asa Hutchinson....
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Marc Kilmer
Jun 5, 20173 min read
Senate Obamacare Repeal-And-Replace Bill Coming This Summer?
Legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare could pass the Senate by the end of summer, according to Sen. John Cornyn. A spokesman for...
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Marc Kilmer
Apr 20, 20172 min read
Cotton: More Rate Hikes Coming Without O’Care Repeal
Americans will continue to see bigger health insurance premiums and a smaller set of consumer options in 2018 unless Obamacare is...
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Marc Kilmer
Apr 17, 20173 min read
Cotton, Hill Short on O’Care Repeal Specifics at Town Hall
U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton and Rep. French Hill enjoyed a polite and intellectual discussion with their constituents this afternoon at the...
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Marc Kilmer
Apr 11, 20172 min read
Womack: Block Grants In O’Care Replacement ‘Unsettled’
U.S. Rep. Steve Womack said last night that Congress is still “unsettled” about including Medicaid block grants in future Obamacare...
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Caleb Taylor
Dec 2, 20143 min read
ThinkProgress’s Innumerate Take on Obama’s Executive Order
Of all the asinine defenses of President Obama’s executive action on illegal immigration, I think I saw the worst example from...
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Caleb Taylor
Nov 20, 20143 min read
Farm Bill Pays Arkansas Farm to Market Tomatoes
It seems like it was just yesterday we were constantly told (by the now-defunct Pryor campaign) about how dangerous and subversive Tom...
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Caleb Taylor
Oct 17, 20141 min read
Pryor Campaign Evicted from UAMS
We aren’t able to make it to Mark Pryor’s Ebola press conference today; from what we’ve read about it, we assume he’ll try to ride...
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Daniel Greenberg
Sep 22, 20145 min read
Last Week’s Desperate Political Attacks: A Brief Review
Now that election season has arrived, the scent of desperation in the latest attacks on Republican candidates is becoming increasingly...
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Caleb Taylor
Aug 29, 20142 min read
Pryor Ebola Ad: “Mostly False”
You’ve probably seen Mark Pryor’s new ad accusing Tom Cotton of being pro-ebola. However, the response to this ad has been about as...
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Nic Horton
Jul 18, 20142 min read
VIDEO: Mark Pryor Scurries Away From Reporters When Questioned About Debates
Senator Mark Pryor made a guest appearance in Arkansas today. KATV’s Janelle Lilley caught up with him and asked why he agreed to appear...
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Caleb Taylor
Jul 18, 20143 min read
No, Federal Bureaucrats Don’t Need Machine Guns
The statement that “Democracy means that if the doorbell rings in the early hours, it is likely to be the milkman” is often credited to...
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Nic Horton
Jul 16, 20143 min read
New DPA Motto: "Equal Pay For Thee, But Not For Me”?
Taking a page from President Obama’s playbook, the Democratic Party of Arkansas has made it clear that they’re interested in causing a...
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Caleb Taylor
Jul 11, 20142 min read
Pryor Dodges Taking Stance on Dems’ Hobby Lobby Bill
The bad week for Mark Pryor continues. Senator Harry Reid and his fellow Democrats in the Senate on Wednesday introduced a bill that...
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Caleb Taylor
Jul 9, 20142 min read
Mark Pryor’s No Good, Very Bad Day
It seems like just yesterday Mark Pryor staffers and supporters were all excited about a new campaign video regarding Tom Cotton and...
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Nic Horton
Jul 8, 20143 min read
Faulkner Co. Sheriff to Mark Pryor: “Leave Our Community Out of Your Campaign”
In a new campaign ad released today by the Tom Cotton for Senate campaign, Faulkner County Sheriff Andy Shock delivers a strong message...
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