Recently, while sifting through an old file cabinet, one of my staff members came across a brochure from the Arkansas Department of Education. The Brochure was dated January 1992, and titled, “Preparing Our Children for the 21st Century.”
Lottery Director Bishop Woosley went on record this week saying in the future, no lottery employee will be able to steal lottery tickets and collect nearly half-a-million dollars like the Lottery’s former deputy security director did.
I wonder if he realizes that’s a promise he cannot keep.
Homosexual activists have initiated 4 separate efforts to redefine marriage in Arkansas.
They have filed two lawsuits to declare Amendment 83 unconstitutional. One of the suits is in state court, and the other is in federal court. In addition, two pro-homosexual groups have asked Attorney General Dustin McDaniel to approve language for petition drives to place measures on the 2014 and 2016 ballots to repeal Amendment 83. Arkansas voters passed Amendment 83 in 2004 by a vote of 75%. It defines marriage in Arkansas as the union of a man and a woman.