Dad, husband, state senator. Senate Minority Leader for the 95th General Assembly. Chief Development Officer for the Fayetteville Public Library Foundation.

Fayetteville, AR
Joined April 2009
Greg Leding retweeted
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Resolve this year to stay up to date on what your state lawmakers are doing down in Little Rock. – Bookmark arkleg.state.ar.us, senate.arkansas.gov, and arkansashouse.org – Sign up for my legislative newsletter: gregleding.com/newsletter #ARpx
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Greg Leding retweeted
“Shame on Donald Trump for worsening NC’s Helene crisis with political lies,” from the Charlotte Observer (@theobserver). I’d add: Shame on those who blindly repeat his lies—and especially those who knowingly repeat them. charlotteobserver.com/opinio…
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Tonight President Biden highlighted bipartisan accomplishments, urged bipartisan cooperation on a host of critical issues, outlined his unity agenda, and pledged to “always be a president for all Americans.” You’re not gonna get that from the other guy.
President Biden: "I will always be a president for all Americans."
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Greg Leding retweeted
Had the chance to tour the Arkansas Union and visit with custodial staff for a couple hours this afternoon. Grateful for their time and the work they do. Also: I knew the place stays busy, but I didn’t know the Union hosts about 10,000 events a year. That’s almost 30 a day!
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Greg Leding retweeted
Will wants 75 new sustaining donors to the Democratic Party of Arkansas’s (@ArkDems) Heart of the Party program in the month of June, and they’re already at almost 50, so let’s see if we can’t wrap this up before we’re even halfway through the month, okay? Forty-eight hours. Go.
Replying to @willwatson
If you can join FORTY-SEVEN new monthly donors to the Arkansas Democratic Party in June, pick a number between 3 and 833.33 and sign up to give that number of dollars each month at the link below: secure.actblue.com/donate/he…
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Greg Leding retweeted
"Real America is still getting back to work." Economists expected to see about 190,000 jobs added last month, but January's number clocked in at 517,000. 🔥 Employers have now added an average of 365,000 jobs a month over the last three months. (1/3)
Non-farm payrolls added a cracking 517,000 jobs in January, well above market expectations of +190k. This is a breathtaking number. That spike in stories about layoffs? It was about a small unrepresentative slice of the economy. Real America is still getting back to work.
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➡️ August saw another 315,000 jobs added, making for *20 consecutive months* of job growth—going all the way back to January 2021. ➡️ We’ve seen nearly six million jobs added in just the last year. ➡️ Nearly a quarter-million more people are employed than before the pandemic.
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Greg Leding retweeted
Finalizing my playlist for the @HogeyeMarathon on Saturday morning. What songs do you think should absolutely make the cut?
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Greg Leding retweeted
What I think happened, at least in many cases, is that masks were received, distributed, and used very quickly. If a co-op or district can argue otherwise, please let me know. But I think Governor @AsaHutchinson might be right: Masks were sent—and have likely been used. (3/3)
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It really feels like @GregLeding is going to push @LisaForArkansas over 100 December donors. We had 68 before he asked his supporters to help & now we're pushing 80. If y'all can give, I'll personally add $1 to each donation that gets us to 100. secure.actblue.com/donate/pi…
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Greg Leding retweeted
Sixty-one days. Lisa Parks can win, everybody. Republicans have to wait another 27 days before they even get a nominee. Lisa and her team are already at work. If you can, chip in at LisaForArkansas.com, or contact the campaign to see how you can help. (Or do both!)
Democrats accounted for under 12% of the known expenditures in this race and drew 22% of the ballots cast. See y'all in February. 🤓
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Greg Leding retweeted
I've already received two messages from constituents asking me to vote to override Governor Hutchinson's veto of #HB1570. We need opponents of the bill to call in support of *sustaining* the veto: House: (501) 682-6211 Senate: (501) 682-2902
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Greg Leding retweeted
Worst week to date continued: - Arkansas set a single-day record with 3,039 cases on Thursday - One in every 193 Arkansans tested positive from December 11 to December 17 - ICU capacity fell to just 46 beds *in the entire state* (2/4)
Arkansas hospitals reached a 96% occupancy for ICU beds Dec. 17 with just 46 beds available across the state. @maryhennigan_
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White women played a big role in raising funds to erect these monuments to the failed Confederacy. One of the biggest and most influential groups working to help? The United Daughters of the Confederacy—to which Willie Hocker belonged. (6/8) encyclopediaofarkansas.net/e…
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Superintendent Collins: "What’s the science behind the assumption that we can start school without creating a huge increase in cases?" Dr. Romero: "You know, you’ve asked a very good question. We don’t have the science, because we haven’t ever tried this before, right?" (1/2)
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Our state's incarceration rate is really something else. In a country with an incarceration rate that far surpasses those of many countries, we somehow manage to outpace the national rate. (2/3)
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Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Do not become bitter or hostile. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble. We will find a way to make a way out of no way. #goodtrouble
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People really need to ask themselves why their communities chose to erect statues to slaveholders instead of abolitionists.
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