You can see why legislators feared the term limits so much that their pals in the state's biggest corporate lobby sued to knock it off the ballot. The people loved it
Thanks to some misleading politicking by Republican Sen. Trent Garner I learned that some information is available about ballot issues — lawsuit limits and term limits — removed from the ballot by the Arkansas Supreme Court.
Another media opp for opponents of medical marijuana serves as another important reminder of the need to VOTE NO ON ISSUE 3, the corporate welfare amendment.
The well-orchestrated free media campaign to defeat getting medical marijuana in the hands of people who could benefit from it continues today. Ignore it. Vote YES for ISSUES 6 and 7.
Voices on the left and right are lifted against Issue 3, the corporate welfare amendment to send tax money to private business and corporate lobbyists.
It became apparent this morning that at least some money would be spent in opposition to Issue 3, a massive corporate welfare proposal to allow the state to pledge unlimited tax money to private projects and to allow local governments to also give money to private business and chamber of commerce lobbyists, a practice that has been ruled unconstitutional currently.