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Winning on your record
Hillbilly wisdom: the senatorial race in Arkansas must be closer than I thought. Arkansas’s last election saw the state go 65% Republican. I concluded earlier that the next senator from… More.
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120 days until the midterms
Hillbilly wisdom: 120 days; 17 weeks; or 4 months until the midterm elections. All members of the House of Representatives and 35 of the Senators are up for reelection. During… More.
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Managing the vote
Hillbilly wisdom: There is a trend in nation politics of sending the members home to stop a vote if the vote is going to go against the position held by… More.
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Happy Birthday Hoopie
Hillbilly wisdom: June third 1924- born one Hugh Norman to Oscar and Minnie Norman. Some would say he was a rash and contrary man. He was direct. You did not… More.
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2.3 million $ in Arkansas
Hillbilly wisdom: follow the money. If that doesn’t work, follow the money. Shortly after the primary elections in Arkansas, I congratulated the Republicans in general and Tom Cotton in particular… More.
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Asset division
Hillbilly wisdom: For twenty years Mountain View School District has served as the depository for public funds provided for the education of all the students in our community. This is… More.
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Cotton and the Save Act
Hillbilly wisdom: my comments are really questions. There needs to be a “national set of rules” in regard to federal elections of the president. Members of Congress are quick to… More.
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Unarmed or disarmed
Hillbilly version: The most prevalent reason for a person licensed to carry a weapon is self defense. At what point does a person licensed to carry a firearm become an… More.
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Under Tom Cotton’s leadership
Hillbilly version: Arkansas has been number one in food insecurity for three consecutive years. Take a well desired bow. This is truly unbelievable given food and agriculture is the largest… More.
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Term Limits Fake or Real
Hillbilly wisdom: everyone wants to limit the terms on politicians except for their politician. As voters we do not understand why there are not limits on the elected officials. There… More.
Open to Anything 