I see. So, what you're saying is that even though you are an almost-paralyzed, multiphobic personality who is in a constant state of panic, your wife did not leave you; you left her because she ... didn't get to this stuff?
It has been a little...
Credit where it's due: as promised by his campaign earlier today, John Thurston replied to my email.
I just spoke with the Ethics Commission. You are absolutely right according to law a PAC must have a registered resident agent. Although, she s...
Last week, I noted that Rep. Mark Martin had illegally accepted a donation from an improperly formed Political Action Committee (PAC), the Twin Lakes Republican Women’s Club. Well, predictably (because PACs generally donate to a bunch of candidates,...
It’s a funny thing, being really obsessive about fact-checking and following leads. For example, most people who were reviewing a list of donors to a campaign would not take the time to verify that those PACs were properly formed.
I did.
Let m...
Two days ago, when writing about Representative Mark Martin's assertion that he had his district office (for which he is reimbursed by the state) at 9310 Wagon Wheel Rd. in Springdale, which is where he also claimed that his company, M3 Engineering, ...
I was perusing Mark Martin's Campaign Contribution & Expenditure (CC&E) Reports today when I noticed this in Martin's July report:
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Now, as you may well know, Arkansas Code Annotated § 7-6-203 (2010) limi...
Alt-title: Oh, what a tangled world-wide web we weave...
Last night, when I scheduled today's 9 a.m. post about Rep. Mark Martin's apparent abuse of state reimbursements and possible ethics violations, I was pretty sure that one post would not...
In which we complain about the Texans' performance versus the Cowboys, reference a legendary bluesman, touch on obscure hip hop recommendations, mock poor choices in personalized jerseys, rip apart the idiocy of a Colts blogger, and just generally ra...