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The Southern Fried Podcast | Economic and educational developments in The Natural State with Skip Rutherford | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

The Southern Fried Podcast | Economic and educational developments in The Natural State with Skip Rutherford | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

This week, Rex sits down with Skip Rutherford, former Dean of the University of Arkansas' Clinton School of Public Service, to assess the past year and the future of economic and educational developments in the state.

Mark Z. Barabak: Newsom gets no California love for his political ambitions. Maybe he should try elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Mark Z. Barabak: Newsom gets no California love for his political ambitions. Maybe he should try elsewhere

Bill Clinton was a man of large appetite and no small ambition when he served as Arkansas governor, a job he assumed at the age of 32. So it was

Column: Newsom gets no California love for his political ambitions. Maybe he should try elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Column: Newsom gets no California love for his political ambitions. Maybe he should try elsewhere

Home-state voters supported Govs. Bill Clinton and George W. Bush when they ran for president. Gavin Newsom isn't running but draws ire in California for acting like a candidate.

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Column: Newsom gets no California love for political ambitions - Vimarsana News

Column: Newsom gets no California love for political ambitions

Home-state voters supported Govs. Bill Clinton and George W. Bush when they ran for president. Gavin Newsom isn't running but draws ire in California for acting like a candidate.

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