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Rep. Marion Berry, D-Ark., expected all along that he would vote against the Democrats' health care bill. But Saturday morning he changed his mind.
MCLEAN, Va., Nov. 5 (UPI) -- Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is the Republican front-runner for the 2012 U.S. presidential race, a USA Today/Gallup Poll indicated Thursday.
Hendrik Hertzberg, author of Obamanos! , assesses the year since President Obama's election. And former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee and NPR political editor Ken Rudin talk about gains Republicans made in the 2009 elections.
House Democrats have been tweaking their version of the healthcare overhaul bill, ahead of a possible floor vote this weekend. Arkansas Republican Representative John Boozman is opposed to the bill, but is encouraging constituents to read it.
U.S. Senator Blanche Lincoln had a 30 minute sit down with President Obama Tuesday with Arkansas constituents in mind. Senator Lincoln says it was a meeting she requested and called it a good conversation about health care reform.
In an update one year before Election Day 2010, CQ Politics has adjusted its ratings on the 2010 Senate races in eight states: Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Kansas, Massachusetts, South Carolina, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Arkansas News Bureau LITTLE ROCK — Arkansans favor a government-run health insurance option, according to a new poll.
LITTLE ROCK — Former Arkansas Farm Bureau President Stanley Reed said Thursday he is considering running for the Republican nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., next year.
LITTLE ROCK — Former Arkansas Farm Bureau President Stanley Reed said today he is considering running for the Republican nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., next year.
(AP:LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln said Monday that business and labor groups, not lawmakers, should be the ones to work out a compromise on a union organizing bill.
WASHINGTON | Three years before Rep. Wilbur Mills, the Arkansas Democrat who then chaired the Ways and Means Committee, had his fling with a stripper named Fanne Foxe, aka “The Argentine Firecracker,” he decided to seek the Democrats’ 1972 presidential nomination. So in an almost admirably straightforward attempt to buy the votes of the elderly, he successfully championed an automatic COLA ...