Finally, it is also hoped that at least several actions be initiated in different jurisdictions by different plaintiffs. It is a simple fact that Arkansas has truly good ol' boy judges located in key places that would delay or generate illegitimate decisions in something like this. All it takes, however, is to put a single lawsuit into a court with integrity and let the matter be decided to the full on its true merits. The reader should also know that despite the fact that many good ol' boys are still in power, there are MANY Arkansans in high places who support and who will welcome the changes on the horizon. It's just that politics are dirty business and those who want to change things are still a minority to the good ol' boys.
Talk is cheap.
Good bless you. Not a word about it was on the mainstream news, though. I think that he is absolutely correct about that, of course, and that Congress has no business intruding into the executive power. It is disturbing that while he was governor here in Arkansas clinton had no problem at all proclaiming that just about everybody in the world had the right to intrude into and to dictate the exercise of the executive power, the the General Assembly freely dictates rules and regulations regarding that power that clinton obviously knew all along were improper. It just serves to emphasize the points made in the previous legal discussion.