
Eureka: Progress at the Arizona State House to Help Disabled Children
After weeks of partisan divisiveness, Democrats and Republicans in the Arizona State House banded together to pass, in a large bipartisan 48 to 11 vote, HB2945: supplemental funding for the Division of Developmental Disabilities. This vote will, as Appropriations Chairperson David Livingston said, “Help save lives.” The final House Bill included compromises that both sides … Read more

American Duce and Felon in Chief Donald Trump Says Due Process and Trials Before Deportations Would Be Too Long
Speaking with the voice of lots of personal court experience from the last four years, American Duce and Felon in Chief Donald Trump told White House reporters yesterday (April 22, 2025,) that judges “can’t say no” to deporting illegal immigrants because trials are “going to take two years.” Saying there are “thousands of people that … Read more

In Education and Science, Trump is “Making America Last” and China First
When Hitler came to power, his Anti Semitic policies and denunciation of physics, calling it “Jewish Science” caused a seismic shift in education and science global leadership. With Nazi and, to a lesser extent, Fascist Italy dictatorial and racist policies, scientists like Albert Einstein, Leo Szilard, and Enrico Fermi fled the countries of their birth … Read more

Posting from El Salvador on Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Others Wrongfully Deported: Arizona Representative Yassamin Ansari
Keeping her word, Arizona Congressional District Three House Representative Yassamin Ansari joined other House Democrats (Maxine Dexter, Robert Garcia, and Maxwell Frost) and in flying to El Salvador to check in on the status of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man who with many others, was wrongly deported to an El Salvadoran prison last month. This … Read more

Saying “Our Best Days Are Here,” Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Sworn In for Second Full Term
In a speech filled with tributes to families, colleagues and friends, a list of accomplishments during her tenure, and a desire to steer the fifth largest city in the country toward tomorrow, Kate Gallego was sworn in for her second term as Phoenix Mayor earlier today. Urging her colleagues on the City and in the … Read more

Arizona Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis
With the tragic passing of Pope Francis early this morning. Arizona’s leaders have gone on social media to pay tribute to the late pontiff. Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs wrote: “I join Catholics across Arizona, and the world, in mourning the death of Pope Francis. He led the Church with humility and dignity, and was a … Read more

Arizona Congressional Democrats are Agreed: Pete Hegseth Has to Go
After the New York Times bombshell reporting that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who is currently embroiled in tremendous personnel difficulties with his staff at the Pentagon over leaked information, participated in a second discussion on the bombing of Yemen last month in an unsecured platform with others, including his wife and brother, most Congressional Democrats, … Read more