It is an honor and privilege to represent The Natural State. While Washington’s deliberations and debates often generate splashy headlines across the country, my most important responsibility is staying connected with the issues and initiatives important to Arkansans and their communities. I am grateful for the effort constituents make to contact my office, as this direct feedback helps shape my work and inform policy decisions. In this week’s column, I am answering questions I have received recently, including from students, on a number of topics.
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