Others have reported at length on this Texas folly for political purposes. This item (read the full thread) puts a price tag on Arkansas participation.

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Governor Hutchinson, of course, joined the rodeo. Even made an “inspection” trip.

National Guard can’t do law enforcement, by the way.

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Something else to ask about at the guv’s spin-and-grin tomorrow.

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