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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.


Hold Down The Fort: Gene Jeffress Goes Native
The fearless Chief Jeffress. You probably remember the series of videos of state Senator Gene Jeffress we posted back in July. Jeffress,...
Nic Horton
Oct 3, 20122 min read
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AAI’s Newsletters Are Still Free
This picture just keeps getting better. AAI’s weekly newsletter went out today. Here’s a look at what you missed if you’re not already...
Nic Horton
Sep 24, 20121 min read
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Arkansas (Still) Needs Doctors
At a health care forum I attended in Conway last month, state Senator Missy Irvin (whose husband is a physician) spoke about the shortage...
Nic Horton
Aug 13, 20122 min read
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Steinbuch on Healthcare, Politics, & The Constitution
AAI associate scholar Robert Steinbuch was recently published by The National Law Journal. Steinbuch opined on the Supreme Court’s...
Nic Horton
Jul 30, 20122 min read
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‘Secure Arkansas’ Is Wrong
I was quite startled to see Secure Arkansas’s latest public announcement — which explained that a bill championed by Senator Missy Irvin...
Daniel Greenberg
Jul 16, 20122 min read
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Arkansas: The World Of Sweet Entitlements
Last night, I attended a health care town hall meeting in Conway, along with about 100 other people. The discussion was hosted by Senator...
Nic Horton
Jul 13, 20122 min read
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The Story of ‘A Fat Little Gnome of A So-Called Person From Mena’
By now, you are probably all-too-familiar with our good friend state Senator Gene Jeffress. He has been recognized here repeatedly, as...
Nic Horton
Jul 11, 20123 min read
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Peltz-Steele: “Dismantling Federalism Is A Shortcut With A Very Steep Price”
Advance Arkansas Institute associate scholar Richard Peltz-Steele, a former UALR law professor, had an op-ed published at Forbes.com...
Nic Horton
Jul 9, 20121 min read
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More From Gene Jeffress On Obamacare: “I’m Christian Enough That I Love My NeighborsR
A book we may all have to order before the end of the 2012 election season. Folks, I’m just out of words. A third Gene Jeffress video...
Nic Horton
Jul 5, 20122 min read
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Dustin McDaniel’s Frivolous Legal Judgment
Different people will have different reactions to yesterday’s Supreme Court decision upholding the constitutionality of the White House...
Daniel Greenberg
Jun 29, 20123 min read
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The Future Of Obamacare In Arkansas
If you’re like me, you’re still in shock from yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare. The good news is that the fight is not...
Nic Horton
Jun 29, 20121 min read
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Obamacare Gets Worse!
Obamacare really is the bureaucratic monstrosity that keeps on giving! This week the Cato Institute has released a new video that...
Nic Horton
Jun 22, 20121 min read
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Obamacare’s Super-Legislature
Did you know there’s a more unconstitutional provision of Obamacare than healthcare exchanges? It’s called the Independent Payment...
Nic Horton
Jun 20, 20121 min read
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Why States Should Keep Rejecting Obamacare Exchanges
The Cato Institute has released an excellent new web video that outlines three reasons why states should refuse to implement Obamacare...
Nic Horton
Jun 4, 20122 min read
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Arkansas Moves Towards Obamacare, While Other States Back Away
Late last month, the Arkansas Legislative Council decided to accept $7.6 million in federal funding—and all the conditions that come with...
Nic Horton
May 8, 20122 min read
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Politico Is Telling It Like It Is On Health Care Reform!
He's been reading up on Obamacare. Oh, the pain. Listen, we’ve written a lot here (see “Related Posts” below) about the state-level...
David Kinkade
Mar 20, 20122 min read
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A Way Forward On Medicaid Reform?
Scientific projection of state Medicaid spending You, there! The one wringing your hands, trying to figure out how to handle runaway...
David Kinkade
Mar 12, 20122 min read
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More Obamacare Fallout: Arkansas Needs Doctors, Stat! (Updated!)
The Arkansas Project presents "A Brief Visual History of Western Health Care, 1386-Present" A recent Washington Post piece points toward...
David Kinkade
Feb 24, 20124 min read
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Arkansas Lawmakers Sign On To Obamacare Challenge!
…And the worthy effort to topple the rickety structure of the Affordable Care Act continues apace. The libertarian Cato Institute and a...
David Kinkade
Feb 14, 20122 min read
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That Pesky Medical Device Tax: A Medical Manufacturing Insider Speaks Out!
Will medical device tax drive production overseas and stifle innovation? We wrote here previously about the medical device tax tucked...
David Kinkade
Jan 24, 20124 min read
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GOP House Members, Senators Blast Obamacare in Amicus Brief!
Here’s a notable development from late last week that escaped my notice: A sizable contingent of members of Congress (36 senators and 117...
David Kinkade
Jan 10, 20122 min read
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Medical Device Tax Is Yet Another Looming Obamacare Nightmare!
Obamacare excise tax on medical devices, slated for 2013, could stifle technological innovations like those pictured above. Hey, guess...
David Kinkade
Jan 3, 20122 min read
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Obamacare Early Retiree Program That Sent $2 Million to Arkansas Now Broke!
As I’m sure you’ve by now figured out, one of my favorite activities on this site is underscoring the relentless terribleness of...
David Kinkade
Dec 15, 20112 min read
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Doing Our Part: How States Can Shut Down Obamacare
Last week we saw the not-at-all lamented demise of the Arkansas health insurance exchange. Following, we were treated to a spasm of...
David Kinkade
Dec 8, 20112 min read
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