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'Curtis Coleman'

The Republican fringe

A back-bench legislator's support for an extremist gubernatorial candidate isn't big news, but I'll mention anyway that Republican Rep. Richard Womack of Arkadelphia has endorsed Curtis Coleman for governor.
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Mike Ross reports almost $2 million in gubernatorial campaign report

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Ross reported today that he's already raised almost $2 million for his campaign.
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Partisan justice: Court candidate Wood gets tout from GOP's Curtis Coleman

I've written here and in last week's column about the lingering taste of partisanship in supposedly non-partisan Arkansas judicial races, as exhibited recently by Court of Appeals Judge Rhonda Wood, who's expected to run for the Arkansas Supreme Court next year.

About those non-partisan justice system offices

I wasn't much impressed by the legislation to end election of prosecutors through a partisan process.
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Ross resigns Power Pool job; governor's race looks more likely

Roby Brock at Talk Business reports that Mike Ross, the former congressman recently turned lobbyist-in-waiting for the Southwest Power Pool, has resigned from his government affairs job.

Thursday night line

We're done. Closing out: * THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR: Curtis Coleman did announce again as a Republican candidate.
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Curtis Coleman to announce for governor

I thought he'd already announced two or three times already. But in case you missed it, Curtis Coleman will announce for governor at 11:30 a.m.

Saturday night fights. Or not.

The line is open. Finishing up: * IS IT 2014 YET?
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Yes, please. Curtis Coleman the Republican nominee for governor in 2014

Secretary of state review committee reports

Remember when Secretary of State Mark Martin put Curtis Coleman, A Tea Party-style Republican and occasional candidate, in charge of a committee to review the office?
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Curtis Coleman seeks a state handout

Jason Tolbert reports on an effort by Tea Partyer Curtis Coleman, failed past Senate candidate and potential failed future gubernatorial candidate, to shake down some Arkansas legislators to direct state taxpayer money from General Iimprovement Funds to his so-called Institute on Constitutional Policy.

So much silliness, so little space

Wackiness is stacking up like cord wood. A mid-morning roundup: 1) HOG CENSORSHIP: UA Athletic Director Jeff Long says he complained to the SEC — COMPLAINED TO THE SEC!
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