Steve Brawner
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Husband, father, independent, future generationist.
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2 weeks ago |
jonesborosun.com | Steve Brawner
Social Security has been called the “third rail” of American politics in reference to the electrified rail in a subway system: Touch it, and you die. In a recent interview with Talk Business & Politics, U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, R-Ark., at least talked about touching it. Womack was asked by host Roby Brock about a recent congressional hearing where Womack had asked a Trump administration official about when it would present an executive budget that included mandatory spending.
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2 weeks ago |
thecabin.net | Steve Brawner
Social Security has been called the “third rail” of American politics in reference to the electrified rail in a subway system: Touch it, and you die. In a recent interview with Talk Business & Politics, U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, R-Ark., at least talked about touching it. Womack was asked by host Roby Brock about a recent congressional hearing where Womack had asked a Trump administration official about when it would present an executive budget that included mandatory spending.
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2 weeks ago |
couriernews.com | Steve Brawner
Social Security has been called the "third rail" of American politics in reference to the electrified rail in a subway system: Touch it, and you die. In a recent interview with Talk Business & Politics, U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, R-Ark., at least talked about touching it. Womack was asked by host Roby Brock about a recent congressional hearing where Womack had asked a Trump administration official about when it would present an executive budget that included mandatory spending.
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2 weeks ago |
guardonline.com | Steve Brawner
Arkansas ranked 45th in child well-being in the latest KIDS COUNT Data Book released Monday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The foundation annually ranks states based on four “domains.” Arkansas was 47th in health, 45th in economic well-being, 45th in family and community, and 36th in education. Each domain is composed of four “indicators” largely measuring the types of realities where Arkansas typically does not do well. Arkansas was also 45th last year.
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2 weeks ago |
couriernews.com | Steve Brawner
Arkansas ranked 45th in child well-being in the latest KIDS COUNT Data Book released Monday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. The foundation annually ranks states based on four "domains." Arkansas was 47th in health, 45th in economic well-being, 45th in family and community, and 36th in education.
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Should Arkansas voters be required to declare they are Republicans in order to vote in Republican Party primaries? They won’t be after a court decision May 5. https://t.co/m23n4vEutE
Who will say no in health care? https://t.co/xgtrvjyg0M
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