Arkansas Liberals Find An Alternative To Blue Dog Democrats
Whichever Democrat wins the run off, liberal Democrats in the 1st congressional district of Arkansas won’t have a good representative in the general election.
Whichever Democrat wins the run off, liberal Democrats in the 1st congressional district of Arkansas won’t have a good representative in the general election.
Rick Crawford wants more offshore drilling, faster, farther, deeper, without restraint, regardless of the BP oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
Every day that Restore America’s Voice ran its Yahoo ad, only a handful of people bothered to click on it. On two days during the campaign, no one bothered to click on the advertisement at all.
Blanche Lincoln is trailing badly behind Congressman John Boozman, in large part because her right-leaning agenda has alienated her from the progressive portion of Arkansas Democratic voters. Her vote today against LGBT equality won’t help her with that problem.
Josh Drake endorses the Green New Deal. However, if Drake wants to get very far in this year’s election, he’s going to have to do more than just pointing to someone else’s plan.
Which Arkansas town had the best watermelon? Blanche Lincoln opposed quality to quantity.
The statement seems to aim to reassure voters that Bill Halter will be an acceptable candidate because he’s a Christian. The implicit suggestion is that non-Christian candidates for the United States Senate are not acceptable.
Why would the Murphy Oil Corporation give so much money to the Tim Griffin for Congress campaign? Perhaps it has something to do with Griffin’s pledge to support the continued reliance on dirty energy resources such as coal and oil, including “drilling wherever possible”.
The retirement of so many Blue Dogs in this election cycle suggests that their opportunistic political strategy of voting like Republicans has not been sustainable.
Congressional candidate Ken Nadler may not win the election in 2010, but he could be the deciding force that knocks Blue Dog Marion Berry out of office, if he can peel away enough progressive votes in protest of Berry’s many efforts to defeat Democratic legislation by cooperating with congressional Republicans.