Archives For 1st Amendment

The Ivermectin Bill Ready for the Governor!

Great news:          — SB189,  the Ivermectin bill, has passed the full Arkansas House, so it is now ready to go to the governor to sign.                 — Ivermectin for COVID-19 105 studies from 1,206 scientists 220,423 patients in 30 countries Significantly lower risk for mortality, ventilation, ICU, hospitalization, recovery, cases, and viral clearance. 85%, 61%, 40% lower risk for prophylaxis, early, […]

Stop the Arkansas Power Grab on Initiatives Bills!

Please Oppose SB207-SB212  sponsored by Senator Kim Hammer of Benton, Arkansas. . Why is Senator Hammer working to end citizens petitions in Arkansas and make the initiative and referendum process HARDER? — These freedom-robbing bills all deal with the Arkansas initiative/referendum process, another slap-in-the-face to the voters. Senate Committee on State Agencies and Governmental Affairs Tuesday, February 11, […]

Update on Legislation Regarding Drag Performances

Gender pandering corrupts our culture! You may recall our previous alert regarding SB43, and the wording in the original bill has been altered. It did not go through in its original form. We thank the legislators for trying to get the ORIGINAL bill through… but what happened??? Original title: “AN ACT TO CLASSIFY A DRAG PERFORMANCE […]

ACTION ALERT: Republican Legislators are Sabotaging Paper Ballot Access

Republican Legislators are Sabotaging Paper Ballot Access Voting Machines are NOT Secure Solution: Go back to Paper Ballots Election fraud is a big issue in American politics! Presently, the quorum court of each county shall choose by resolution a voting system containing voting machines or computerized vote tabulating devices, or both, or voting machines in […]

ACTION ALERT: Republican Legislators are Sabotaging Paper Ballot Access

Republican Legislators are Sabotaging Paper Ballot Access Voting Machines are NOT Secure Solution: Go back to Paper Ballots Election fraud is a big issue in American politics! Presently, the quorum court of each county shall choose by resolution a voting system containing voting machines or computerized vote tabulating devices, or both, or voting machines in […]


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