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Pam Lowe retweeted
Translation: She lost on the broad assault on the FOI but will spike the ball on keeping her taxpayer plane stuff secret so she can fly privately publicly. That's offensive, but this is a big loss for her. And it's a fine, fine thing that she had to tuck tail on the broad part.
Gov. Sanders: I’ve asked the Senate and House to file a bill limited to security - the most critical and important aspect of FOIA reform. Nobody said changing the status quo would be easy but this is a great starting place for making our government safer and more effective. #arpx
Pam Lowe retweeted
So the governor has thrown in the towel on broad changes to FOI and will just go with the protect-her-security-retroactively-somehow part, which will pass but get litigated perhaps in federal court and maybe make that Blue Hog dude rich.
Pam Lowe retweeted
A retired sci. teacher and assessment director. It pains me that people do not understand the true depth of the ocean, what lives there, pressure involved (ALL the physics) and what an implosion means. Hurts my ❤️. Earth Sci Ed is lacking 4sure. @OfficialNGSS @KayTomm @neiltyson
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Arkansas Money & Politics April 2023 issuu.com/ayisaboutyou/docs/… via @issuu
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Last week, Jennifer Garner visited a #HeadStart Center in Arkansas. We love seeing her interact with the kids and support Head Start's mission to ensure that every child has the opportunity to succeed in school and life.
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Joe Manchin represents a state that is 1/22 the population of California & 92% white yet he can singlehandedly block policies supported by 70-80% of Americans. This is why the US Senate is so broken
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I hope the legislature doesn't pass up its fifth opportunity to pass meaningful landlord-tenant reforms. Public opinion is overwhelmingly on the side of renters, and if we don't act, the people will (as they should). (See also: minimum wage, medical marijuana)
Pam Lowe retweeted
Another reminder about a governor’s options when it comes to legislation on their desk:
- Sign it into law
- Don’t sign it, and it automatically becomes law after five days (excluding Sunday)
- Veto it, and a simple majority in both chambers can override
Not a lot of power.
Pam Lowe retweeted
Today in the legislature, we made it easier to kill someone and harder to cast a vote. I voted against disenfranchising voters today and against SB24 when it was in the Senate. The extremes are winning.
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"The hardest thing about being an educator is facing the reality you can’t save every kid while holding onto the unshakable hope that you can." ~ @fastcrayon
Pam Lowe retweeted
Why Healthcare Price Transparency is so important: New rate disclosures for a range of hospital procedures are “shining a light on the insanity of U.S. healthcare pricing.” A must read wsj.com/articles/how-much-do… via @WSJ
Pam Lowe retweeted
After the historic confirmation of Pete Buttigieg, we now have a President and two cabinet members who are married to educators.
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Why most schools won’t ‘reinvent’ themselves after the pandemic | dangerouslyirrelevant.org #edchat #edtech #coronaeducation #edadmin instagram.com/p/CKu_CJdhxj0/…
