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Indeed, just goes to show they can talk the talk but they can't walk the walk.
Stone Cold Truth
https://stonecoldtruth.com/
POTUS tweet about Stone Cold Loser,,possible he was directing Anons here: Stone Cold Truth
I don't think they will be successful anon, it still needs to go to the senate, and Mitch McConnell would have to put it up for a vote, lets say for the sake of argument it did pass. POTUS would still have to sign it, not likely he would, no matter what they do to fluff it up. It will be okay anon..you will see. God is on our side of this.
She has quite an interesting history..the fixer that she is.
I do believe the crumb which describes the 4-6% that are lost…I see it, and when I do, I find myself biting my lip as it would be completely unproductive to open my mouth. So for those that are currently lost, when all of this is exposed then I will do what I can to help. Sad fact is for many they really had no idea that everything they believed came with nothing more than agenda for others.
It's not just the state anon, I don't disagree with you but it is being planted everywhere for them..this too will pass. This is what this movement is all about protecting and preserving the future and un washing the brains of the existing. That law the house tried pedaling today won't make it any further than the paper it was written on.
Well you are not wrong, its been this way for longer than most of us have been alive. I do know that as I live and breath this will end, with God making people see the trickery and turning this around for peace and prosperity for the world's people.
Another call for a Hutchinson resignation; Democrat seeks more from governor on ethics
June 12, 2018
Add lame-duck Sen. Linda Collins-Smith to the list of legislators (now four) that have called for Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson’s resignation. And the Democratic gubernatorial candidate calls for more from the senator’s uncle, Gov. Asa Hutchinson.
“Today, I am calling for Senator Jeremy Hutchinson to resign as state Senator from District 33. The recent documentation of his conduct, revealed in the Information filed in the District Court for the Western District of Missouri, in taking bribes in his official capacity as a Senator, makes him unfit to continue to serve. Senator Hutchinson should immediately resign this office. His continued presence in the Senate is a disservice to his constituents and the people of Arkansas.”
Hutchinson has not been charged. What the guilty plea of a lobbyist describes as bribes has been characterized as legitimate legal fees paid Hutchinson, who is an attorney, by Preferred Family Healthcare, which provides about $40 million wroth of Medicaid-reimbursed behavioral health services in the state each year. Collins-Smith lost her re-election bid through a defeat by Rep. James Sturch in the Republican primary. She and some other of Hutchinson’s harshest critics come from the more conservative (relative term) of the Republican caucus among those who fought Hutchinson, his uncle, Gov. Asa Hutchinson, and others in continuation of the Obamacare Medicaid expansion.
Conduit for Action, whose opposition to Obamacare led them to fight Hutchinson and attempt to unseat candidates who support him, has a pretty good rundown of the flaws in ethical regulation and shortcomings in existing rules. It notes Collins-Smith was defeated in a bill attempting to prevent lawyers from representing clients in the legislature. It also notes Bryan King’s unsuccessful effort to require disclosure by those with ties to organizations receiving Medicaid money.
Uncle Asa has limited his commentary to saying any legislator who is INDICTED should resign. And speaking of Hutchinsons: Jared Henderson, the Democratic nominee for governor, issued a response to the governor’s vague statement yesterday on ethics matters, in response to Henderson’s ideas for ethics legislation: If Governor Hutchinson thinks concrete proposals are just talking points, then we welcome his ideas on how to deter future corruption, which he has yet to express. It is not enough to say legislators should resign if they are indicted. We need to be proactive in ending abuse of power in our state government. These issues are not ‘politics as usual’ and should prompt urgent and aggressive concern.
https://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2018/06/12/another-call-for-a-hutchinson-resignation-democrat-seeks-more-from-governor-on-ethics