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Tom Cotton update
Hillbilly version: When asked if president Trump needed to seek congressional approval to continue the strikes, Cotton said NO. The first reason for a no answer is: if trump had… More.
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Tom Cotton
Hillbilly version:It is good that Tom lives in a state that votes 65% Republican. Tom is one of the senators up for election next year. There are some among us… More.
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Cursive writing
Hillbilly version: can’t read the original Declaration of Independence because it is written in cursive. Arkansas code 6-16-146 requires cursive writing to be taught by schools and students to be… More.
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Stand up for the students
Arkansas recognizes the impact upon public education of the voucher program. An estimated 354 million if all that applied are funded. The legislative changes proposed are open to public comment.… More.
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Act 602 of 2025
Hillbilly version: Explain it to me like a was a kid. Literally, this act allows the attorney general toremove any citizen initiatives placing amendments before the Arkansas voters if the… More.
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School districts of Arkansas
Hillbilly version: silence means acceptance. On Friday, October 24, 2025 the third largest school district in Arkansas asked a federal court to join a lawsuit concerning the legality of diverting… More.
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Children of Arkansas
Public school serving the children of Arkansas Hillbilly version: occasionally others say it better. I would defer to the words of Rich Shumate “Sanders pet project has become a voracious… More.
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Yogi Bear and Boo Boo
Hillbilly wisdom: You cannot pet the bears. We have bears in the national forest now. They were transplanted from other areas starting in the 60’s. So, my friend and I… More.
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Arkansas and Federal help to stop violent crime
Arkansas Governor Sanders why not clean up crime in Little Rock. Overall crime in Little Rock is down in year to year data like D.C. but violent crime shows a… More.
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Cultural versus Religious stories
Hillbilly version: Placing the ten commandments in the Arkansas classroom is not about religion is like saying putting the alphabet in the classroom is not about reading or the beginning… More.
Open to Anything 