For Maricopa County Interim Attorney Rachel Mitchell and Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, it is perfectly reasonable to enforce Pre Statehood Arizona Abortion Laws from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries on women and their physicians in 2022. At a press conference on Tuesday, Ms. Mitchell, clearly with an eye to the both the fringe … Read more
Rep. Jennifer Longdon is the Assistant House Minority Leader representing Legislative District 24 and is running for re-election to the Arizona House of Representatives in the new Legislative District 5. Election season should be exciting, offering a chance for voters to hear from candidates about their vision for our state. But this year, Arizona’s Republican … Read more
While much has been written about how redistricting has gone against Democrats in Arizona and other purple states like Texas and North Carolina (to be fair, Republicans are probably not happy with the district redrawings in states like California, Illinois, and New York,) 2022 does present a great opportunity for Democratic Party Candidates at all … Read more
The Arizona Attorney General’s number one job is to be the advocate for all Arizonans. In some sense, when he was elected, he was retained by the taxpayers to do the job of keeping us safe. In fact, I’m pretty sure suing his own client isn’t in his job description. Rather, like so many of … Read more
This is a good day for Arizona schools and public health safety in the Grand Canyon state. In a 17-page ruling, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Katherine Cooper ruled several state laws unconstitutional, including laws that prohibited mask mandates in schools, took away power from the Secretary of State, banned “critical race theory” in classrooms, … Read more