Olympics penisgate is a gift from the universe for news hounds who feel compelled to keep up with the horrors but can’t stomach another minute of Epstein and ICE. Thank you, penis-enhancing ski jumpers🔵🟡⚫️🟢🔴
I’m opposed to the notion that there’s a monolithic media or press at all. Def prefer “liberal rag”
Gorgeous work here from the Arkansas Times’ Minnesota correspondent.
No paywall, please read and share.
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Nobody still thinks we’re the good guys, right?
Oh hi, I am coming back here I think. Y’all have fun, right?
My silver fox Canadian boyfriend is the new leader of the free world.
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No thank you I do not want to know anything about any of this
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/b... isn’t it wild that Republicans pretend to be about fiscal responsibility when really they’re just channeling more money to rich people? Am I missing something, or are they full of shit?
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/01/u... Do Trump voters not know he’s for sale to the highest bidder, and you’re not it? He said as much many times, and he’s doing it. Tacky, globally humiliating, probably illegal. Only chumps still support Trump.
wapo.st/4cUc6F9 Deporting a 4-year-old citizen with stage 4 cancer? Wow, Trump voters. The child’s mom was in the legal process of attaining citizenship. Now, her child’s medications and treatments are out of reach. This is what you voted for?
LOLZ, what a poser.
My money says Gov. Sanders had her pals at the Capitol leave this line in specifically so she could make a big stunt of vetoing it.
Sanders issues meaningless veto of UA - Little Rock faculty role that’s been unfilled for years arktimes.com/arkansas-blo...
I cannot get over Arkansas's new SNAP exemptions list. No soda or candy, but one very specific add: Rotisserie chicken!?!
Guess we have to do something with all these Tyson chickens we can sell to China anymore.
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Sorry for typos, guess I will wear my glasses next time
While the bros chase big casino and weed money, women did the unpaid, sweaty, largely thankless work that needed doing. And they did it so well that there are literally new laws against it! Someday there will be a statue on the AR Capitol lawn of a group of women with a clipboards, hustling. 7/7
It took legal shenanigans to kill it, and the 2025 Legislature is clogged with more laws to keep any group from ever getting this close again. We’ve all had big feelings over the 2024 AR Abortion Amendment. My biggest residual feelings are gratitude and awe. This story was amazing, OK? Heroic. 6/
It was a high-intensity undertaking made all the more dramatic by its unexpected success and devastating disqualification. The hardest part to me was watching the knives come out for the leaders who took it upon themselves to do work no one else would, only to be demonized for it. 4/
do their worst. The traps set by immoral and incompetent politicians worked as designed, giving the AG, governor and AR Supreme Court the shoddy excuses they needed to deny the will of 100,000+ voters from across the state who signed on for a chance to restore abortion access. 3/
to take on what’s become a big money, professionals only game of putting the will of the people on the ballot. A tireless+ferocious squad jumped in anyway, and they absolutely killed it. Nobody expected they could do what they did. On the other hand, I suspect we all expected the state of AR to 2/
arktimes.com/arkansas-blo... The final installments of a series about the Herculean efforts to restore abortion rights in Arkansas is up now, for your reading pleasure. This effort was undertaken by volunteers without much money, and without the good old boy connections that are all but required 1/
Mistakes were made during statewide volunteer effort to do something no one else has ever done? No shit! And the loss is now sowing division among AR progressives? Wow, it’s almost like Republicans planned it out perfectly. The fact is, this campaign was so successful that 5/
Arkansas Republicans' foaming+fevered obsession with your crotch continues. Show us your bits, I guess.
Anti-trans bathroom bill that would open state up to lawsuits passes committee, constitutionality in question. arktimes.com/arkansas-blo...
I can sue your wife now for allowing this.
The Trinity Tree Project reforested my yard today after the 2023 tornado wiped out all of our 85-year-old oaks. LR still recuperating, but getting there!
Editorial cartoonists are journalists though? Just because you couldn’t be bothered to read the stories doesn’t mean journalists aren’t writing them. Where do you think the cartoonists’ info came from? Maybe go after the real bad guys next time. Journalists aren’t it.
600 people showed up for a town hall in Little Rock tonight. None of AR's congressional delegation bothered, though.
Sens. Tom Cotton and John Boozman were busy schmoozing with fat cats at a $7K/plate fundraiser at the Capital Hotel.
Do Arkansans think this is all they deserve?
Rep. Mary Bentley's bill seeks to allow lawsuits against “any person who causes or contributes to the social transitioning of a minor” — including “changes in clothing, pronouns, hairstyle and name." A new low.
Rep. Mary Bentley, who once lamented that public schools are letting kids identifying as cats, is now pushing to make people legally liable for giving girls short haircuts or letting boys try on skirts.
But Bentley has a tomboy haircut+fellow transphobe Rep. Wayne Long has a ponytail? #arleg
Trying mightily to exist in the US in 2025. Not thriving right now tbh.
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/15/a... 1000% chance kid rock is getting it next.
What's really interesting here is that Rep. Dan Sullivan basically just said, "Bow down to me and I will stop trying to destroy you." A non-binding resolution does zero. This was nothing more than a bully, bullying. Lame. arkansasadvocate.com/2025/03/13/a...
