Authors

Nicholas Horton (Editor) received his Bachelor of Science in Public Administration from Harding University in Searcy, AR.  While at Harding, Nicholas founded Libertas Exemplar, a conservative political-commentary publication.  He is currently working towards a Master’s in Business Administration at Harding.  Nicholas has owned and operated Horton’s Lawn Care for 9 years and is currently campaigning for Searcy City Council.  Active in local Taxed Enough Already (TEA) Parties, he is an active political observer, commentator, and speaker across the state of Arkansas.  Nicholas is also very involved in church ministry and community volunteerism for local non-profits such as FFL, a pro-life crisis pregnancy center, and Cornerstone Christian Academy.  Nicholas loves Sunday afternoon football with his family, sweet tea, and, of course, a good debate.

C. Lites

Caleb Lites (Contributor) is a 20-year-old Junior at the University of Central Arkansas.  He is currently finishing up a degree in Political Science and will then begin working on a second degree in Business.  In addition to being a full-time student at UCA, Caleb also works part-time at a local sporting goods store in Little Rock.  His interests include national and local politics, fantasy football, golf, and the Green Bay Packers.

C. Catania

Chuck Catania (Contributor) is a student at Harding University in Searcy, AR and is working towards a degree in Political Science.  A native of Connecticut, Chuck has worked for Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT) during his 2006 re-election bid and for Governor Mitt Romney’s 2008 Presidential campaign.  Aside from politics, Chuck enjoys taking road trips, working on his novel, and following the Baltimore Orioles.

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  1. September 27, 2009

    I am looking for someone with knowledge the the State of Arkansas funded Acorn in recent years. Got any Ideas? Email me at mrsphilly@sbcglobal.net,
    Joanne Filiatreau

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