Heard all it takes is just a simple majority to override this though, so this is just meaningless unfortunately. Hope I'm wrong though.
Haha not that I think an executive branch is necessary but if a majority can override you then what tf is the point?
Yeah, the executive is basically just administrative at that point.
Is that applicable in Arkansas? Georgia had a decent sized media industry right? Does AR have anything comparable besides a few Universities?
Those are big business yes, but I'm doubting that a big box grocery chain, a meat processor/frozen food distributor, and a trucking company care that much to get publicly involved.
They could be worried that it'd set a precedent where the right to have gender-affirming surgery is constitutionally protected if it goes to courts.
Idk how that shit works fully though. That's just a guess based on how I think stuff works lol
If it's any consolation they would have had enough votes to override it even if it required 2/3
Death to America
This is really oddball, is there is official reason from him because from what I understand he said something along the lines of "This isn't what Arkansas is about" or some horseshit like that. I'm really intrigued by this.
https://apnews.com/article/arkansas-legislature-us-news-legislation-asa-hutchinson-83d07a502678f9745bb00f91aa4865f6
