close reading of Rapert's Facebook post on the matter, it became clear that he would only oppose Arkansas Works if it turned out that the state was choosing to offer the morning after pill rather than operating under the restrictions of federal law. Spoiler alert: private option plans have to cover the morning after pill under federal law. So Rapert is back on board with Arkansas Works, and mad at federal law and Obama. It's his sweet spot.

Gov. Asas Hutchinson said that the matter was resolved: "I've had a communication with Sen. Rapert, who visited with [Department of Human Services Director] Cindy Gillespie, and he's satisfied as to where we are in reference to the questions he asked to the Joint Budget Yesterday. He's prepared to vote...for ArkansasDonaldson might be best known for his time as a White House correspondent, twice holding the title of chief white House correspondent.

Particularly during the Reagan administration, Donaldson was known for his tough questioning and unrelenting manner, often shouting questions at the president. Despite what was perceived as an antagonistic relationship, Donaldson had a strange affection for Reagan.

"People ask me about my relationship with President Reagan. I say it was a case of two 'hams' discovering each other. Only I played the 'straight man' and he always had the last word,” Donaldson once said in an interview.

Reagan was famous for his wit and missed no opportunity to banter with Donaldson.

In a famous interaction at a press conference, the reporter sternly asked Reagan, “Mr. President, in talking about the continuing