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Michael Kalagias For Arkansas LT Governor releases new TV Ad-I Care

Pardons matter more to a person than almost anything else. I am going to say openly that I trust more felons than I do politicians. When someone commits a crime, they should pay the time and live with the consequences. But if it was a non -violent offense and they want a real chance to start over, they should have that opportunity. I’ve spent most of my career in oil and gas around convicted felons. Some of the most standup, loyal, model citizens I’ve ever known came from the hardest looking, heavily tattooed men you’d ever meet. Those are the kind of people who would stand by my side any day of the week. A pardon puts your name on that person. That’s a risk. It’s a risk I would take to give men and women in Arkansas a shot at a new life. If someone has proven they can be a model citizen and spent their time trying to make things right, why shouldn’t we forgive? If they didn’t hurt anyone, don’t they deserve a second chance? As governor, I plan on giving out a pardon to every individual just like Michael Springer who has spent years trying to undo his wrongs just to get it thrown in the trash. I don't think that's right, and I am willing to put my name and give these families a second chance if they deserve it

It was great to be back in Arkansas County visiting with folks in Stuttgart last night!

TARIFFS punish Arkansas families twice: higher prices at home and lost markets abroad. I’ll fight to end tariffs & trade wars and create a trade policy built for prosperity, not political theater. JEFF WADLIN — Real solutions. Brighter future. JeffWadlin.com

“Your tax dollars should be spent like they're your own — because they are.” @Colt_Shelby Colt has spent his career managing large, complex budgets in the oil and gas industry, where waste isn't just bad business — it's dangerous. He's overseen hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts with a simple standard: every dollar has to be accounted for, and every decision has to hold up to scrutiny. Arkansas state government should be held to the same standard. Colt's message is simple: if a project can't survive an honest look at the numbers, it doesn't deserve Arkansas taxpayer money.

Arkansas U.S. Senate candidate @jeffwadlin sits down with LaGanzie Kale of KLEK Radio in Jonesboro to discuss inflation and describe steps he would take to address the problems people are having with affordability. piped.video/shorts/EIBXwIKdM…

Yard signs! I just got hundreds more. Meet me on the road to grab one. Or swing by my house. JEFF WADLIN — Real solutions. Brighter future. JeffWadlin.com

Dr. @michael_pakko on electoral options and why he's running for Arkansas Secretary of State. #arpx piped.video/shorts/9-WMBeytl… via @YouTube

There’s a timeline where the people chose Ron Paul over Mitt Romney, gas is $1.50 a gallon, and you can fill up a shopping cart for $75.

My heart goes out to everyone affected by this terrible fire. And a huge debt of gratitude to the first responders and service members who are helping fight the blaze. arkansasonline.com/news/2026…

📰 Check out this article in the Jonesboro Sun about my recent visit with the Kiwanis Club! LINK HERE: bit.ly/4gSAnip

Join me for my next stops on our New Revolution Tour across #Arkansas! I would love to hear from you about the issues you care most about! RSVP now ☑️

Issue 4 is on the November ballot and I’ll be voting NO. It authorizes up to $500 million in state general, obligation bonds so the ANRC can make loans and grants for water systems, sewers, irrigation, wetlands, and pollution projects. Everyone agrees Arkansas is billions behind on infrastructure. We are currently over 10 billion behind in these needs. The problem is how this is structured. 60 of our 75 counties are already struggling to pay their bills. A loan plus interest is still debt they have to service. Vague language leaves open who gets cheap loans versus grants and how projects are chosen. That creates room for mistakes that set communities further back instead of helping them. The process also concentrates power. Before bonds can be sold in any two year window, the Commission sends the Governor a plan with selection criteria and a requested amount. The Governor consults the Chief Fiscal Officer and the Legislative Council, then decides whether to authorize the sale. Combined with Issue 3’s economic development language, that looks a lot like making it easier for the current administration to steer large projects, data centers or whatever comes next, into communities whether they’re ready or not. I don’t trust handing this Governor that kind of discretion over hundreds of millions in state backed debt. We need infrastructure upgrades. We don’t need another vaguely worded bond program that adds debt and centralizes the decisions. That is why I will be a NO on Issue 4.

Why doesn’t Tom Cotton have the courage to face both of his competitors on neutral ground? "The voters need to hear from all of us, and they need to hear from all of us together on the same stage at the same time answering the same questions," Wadlin said Wednesday. "That's where they're going to really be able to see the starkest contrasts between our platforms." Read more here: arkansasonline.com/news/2026…

The most successful cult in human history is the state - it convinced billions that self defense is a crime, theft is public service, & owning yourself is a radical ideology. The saddest part isn't the masters cracking the whip; it's the slaves in the comments section defending their chains.

➡️ Check out my latest interview on The Dave Elswick Show on 101.1 FM. Live weekdays at 7am. Here is the link to watch: facebook.com/share/v/14o2w6G…

The revolution won’t be televised but it will be warrantlessly surveilled.

Let’s go ahead and get our state back. This state belongs to the people, not politicians or party’s trying to take it over. Some republicans call me a democrat, some of the democrats call me a republican. It’s because it is the first time they have seen common sense in politics. @LPNational @RepThomasMassie @TuckerCarlson @ShawnRyanShow

Keep an eye out for Jeff this week! #arpx

“Elections are too important to leave to the Democrats and Republicans.” @michael_pakko @LPArkansas