Author name: Kandi Cox

Kandi Cox advocates for life, faith, and family. Her podcast and articles tackle pro-life issues, and politics affecting families, offering hope and truth from a biblical perspective.

Ark. Legislature, Podcasts

Government Overreach & the ‘Anti-Clint Lancaster Bills’

In this episode of Arkansas 1st Reviews, host Kandi Cox sits down with Clint Lancaster—Marine veteran, constitutional attorney, and fearless advocate for election integrity—to discuss two controversial bills making waves in Arkansas politics: House Bill 1574 and House Bill 1713. Dubbed the “Anti-Clint Lancaster Bills”, these measures claim to enhance transparency and election security, but

Podcasts, State

Week 8 of the Arkansas General Assembly – Capitol Report

CAPITOL UPDATE ALERT! We’re wrapping up Week 8 of the Arkansas General Assembly, and we’ve got a fast-paced breakdown of the biggest bills on the table! Tune in now for a quick, no-nonsense 15-minute breakdown with our Legislative Liaison, Mike Shnaekel. Don’t miss out on the latest from the Arkansas State Capitol! Kandi CoxKandi Cox

Podcasts, Ark. Legislature

Week 7 General Assembly Capitol Report

In this episode of Arkansas 1st Reports, we bring you a fast-paced, 15-minute breakdown of the latest legislative developments from the Arkansas State Capitol. As we close out the seventh of the 95th General Assembly, our Legislative Liaison, Mike Shnaekel joins Kandi Barnhill-Cox to provide key updates on bills. 🔹 Featured Bills: HB1564 – To

Podcasts, Ark. Legislature

Legislative Priorities with Jerry Cox of Family Council

In this episode of Arkansas 1st Reports, host Kandi Cox sits down with Jerry Cox, President of Family Council, to discuss the key legislative priorities this session that impact faith, family, and freedom in Arkansas. Topics covered include: ✅ $2 Million for Pregnancy Help Organization Grants – How this funding supports life-affirming resources and the

Opinion, State

Marching for Life

January is Sanctity of Life Month—a time to unite our voices and affirm the God-given value of every human life. On Sunday, January 19, 2025 at 2:00 p.m., the Arkansas State Capitol in downtown Little Rock will once again be the gathering place for those who believe in the sacredness of life. The March for

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