Former Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker passed away at the age of 81, prompting an outpouring of condolences from lawmakers in Arkansas. Tucker served as the lieutenant governor and then acting governor when Bill Clinton began his presidential campaign. He later took over as governor in 1992 until 1996. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Former President Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary, and other officials expressed their sadness at Tucker’s passing, describing him as a dedicated public servant. Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. praised Tucker’s legacy of service, while Arkansas Secretary of State Cole Jester and Former Governor Mike Beebe also shared their condolences. Congressmen French Hill remembered Tucker as a mentor and advocate. Tucker’s impact on Arkansas politics and his dedication to public service were highlighted by those who knew and worked with him. His legacy will be remembered for his commitment to improving the lives of Arkansans and his contributions to the state’s governance. Arkansas mourns the loss of a political figure who left a lasting impact on the state’s history and political landscape.
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