By the time the game was over, Rapert was victorious, the fans who remained were horrified by Rapert’s outfit, and the AR-15 was out of the tourney.
Rapert Uses Gun Control To Defeat AR-15 And Reach Foolish Four
Laurie Rushing Squeaks Past Jan Morgan to Reach Foolish Four
1-seed State Rep. Laurie Rushing defeats 2-seed Jan Morgan in what was billed by fans as the Garland County Hoedown Throwdown Showdown.
The Rut Slingshots Past Holcomb to Reach Foolish Four
Ultimately, Leslie Rutledge won going away and slingshotted herself past Mick Holcomb and right into the Foolish Four.
Collins Misfires in Elite Eight Upset Loss to Sorvillo
Charlie ran up against a true multi-dimensional fool team in State Rep. Jim Sorvillo, a surprising 12 seed.
Blue Hog Report’s 2018 Tournament of Fools
Cue “One Shining Moment,” because we’re about to crown us a champion. Champion fool, that is!
Searcy County Bungles Early Voting for Special Election
David Branscum vacated his state house seat to become the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development director in Arkansas. A primary was held February 13, 2018 to fill his seat. J. Donald Ragland defeated Timmy Reid 1,279 to 1,091 votes.…
Ernie Hinz to Challenge Laurie Rushing for Republican Nod in District 26
Laurie Rushing has a challenger in the Republican primary for House District 26. Let’s meet him.
Jerry Cox Ignores Lack of Qualifications and Assumes Anti-Religious Bias by Governor’s School
Was it Jerry Cox’s religious views or his utter lack of qualifications that kept him from being hired? Hint: It’s the qualification thing.
Not Surprising: Microsoft Execs Disagree With Bart Hester
Bart Hester thinks humanities and liberal-arts majors aren’t worth recruiting. Some people who know much more than him disagree.
Sex, Lies, and Videotape: An Update on Laurie Rushing and Ken Henderson
Requests for Admission have been answered by both sides in the Henderson divorce. Ken Henderson and Laurie Rushing do not come out looking all that great, as you might imagine.
Mathematics, Little Rock Government, and the AFOIA
I thought Carpenters were supposed to be good at math. Measure twice, cut once, and all that. No? Ok.
