State legislators, including Rep. David Meeks (R-Conway) and Sen. Missy Irvin (R-Mountain View), are seeking to enhance Arkansas’ human trafficking laws. This is good news. Human trafficking is a serious issue, and we applaud every member of the Arkansas Legislature trying to bring some much-needed attention to this problem. In our view, combating human trafficking should be a priority for anyone who values the sanctity of human life.
The Baxter Bulletin has an informative article about the current proposal to allow debit cards for lottery ticket purchases. Read it by clicking here, then either leave your thoughts in the comment section below, or let us know what you think on our Facebook page.
South Dakota has become the 15th state in the country to opt-out of Obamacare’s abortion funding, reports LifeNews.com. During the 2011 legislative session in Arkansas, Sen. Cecile Bledsoe (R-Rogers) spearheaded a bill to do this in our state, but it was defeated by a panel comprised predominately of pro-abortion lawmakers on the House Public Health Committee led by Rep. Linda Tyler (D-Conway).