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THEy SaId IT

“The presidential election “It is illogical that

season already looms as an a 20-year-old can

exhausting, soul-sucking drive the 500 miles

proposition. It becomes even from San Francisco
to San Diego, but

more so with the certainty not the 8 miles

that we’ll have to endure it from Memphis,

without Jon Stewart.” Tennessee to

—TV critic of the San Francisco Chronicle David wiegand on comedian and TV host West Memphis,
Jon Stewart’s exit from his 16 years on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show
Arkansas.”

“Roads and bridges aren’t —American Trucking Associations

president and CEo Bill graves
free, and they’re certainly supporting a bill to lower the
professional truck driving legal age
not cheap, yet Congress has from 21 to 18

been operating under the

assumption that pennies I will create

might fall from heaven.” jobs like you’ve

—American Trucking Associations president Bill graves while making a case for never seen. I will
be the greatest
raising the federal fuel tax
“The climate in Washington job-producing

president that
is chaotic at times and God ever created.

anything but regular order.” —2016 Republican presidential

candidate Donald Trump before his
appearance at the Arkansas Republican
—u.s. rep. steve womack (R-Ark.) at the Bentonville-Bella Vista Chamber of
Commerce’s Business Matters breakfast on how the appropriations bill was hijacked Party’s annual Reagan Rockefeller
fundraising dinner in hot Springs, Ark.

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