Video: CO Police Warn About “Medical” Marijuana
Law enforcement officers from Colorado warn Arkansans about their experiences dealing with the issue of “medical” marijuana.
George Washington on True Religion
[audio:podcast-10-22-12.mp3]In this week’s podcast we hear from George Washington on true religion and self-government.
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- Arkansas Attorney General Appeals to Eighth Circuit Over Law Protecting Children From Sex-Change Procedures
- Listen: The Arkansas Lottery Could Boost Education Spending By Cutting Its Prize Budget
- Listen: El Dorado Grapples With Unruly Behavior in Its Public Drinking District
- Listen: Judge Strikes SAFE Act; Arkansan Prosecuted for Preaching; and More
- The Unalienable Right of Conscience
- 40 Years of Roe v. Wade
- The Arkansas Lottery’s Misplaced Priorities
- New Year’s Resolutions
- Happy New Year from Family Council
- The Christmas Truce of 1914
Lottery Director Discusses Lagging Revenue
According to an article in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, ticket sales at the Arkansas Lottery are down for the third month in a row.
The article states, “Among other things, lottery officials blamed high gasoline prices, high temperatures and high electricity bills for the dip in sales in July and August.” As others have pointed out before, if people are unable to purchase lottery tickets because they need the money to pay for basic necessities–like the utility bill, gasoline, and so on–it’s probably a good indicator that many of the lottery’s players are the people who can actually least afford to gamble and lose on lottery tickets.