Score one for decency in Government today. In a surprising development on Wednesday, March 27, Prescott Legislative District One State Representative David Stringer resigned from the State House after months of controversy stemming from racist comments and the revelation that he had been charged with sexual misconduct in Maryland 35 years ago. The controversial legislator … Read more
“Meet Tucson artists, take a peek into their processes, and buy locally-made goods! The Made in Tucson Market will be happening March 31, 2019 on Historic Fourth Avenue. This is going to be an impressive marketplace that reflects the authenticity of Tucson and its makers! Represented, will not only be established designers, but some new … Read more
Arizona Republicans think too many people voted, too many people volunteered, too many people registered other citizens to vote, and too many politicians said “no” to big money politics in the 2018 election. All of that voter participation created in the highest voter turnout… ever. The result was… Republicans lost seats!!!! The Republicans who got … Read more
In January, the federal government approved Arizona’s proposal to impose a work requirement on persons receiving AHCCCS (aka Medicaid) benefits. That plan may be in jeopardy today after a U.S. District Court judge today ruled that the Trump Administration ignored the purpose of Medicaid in permitting Arkansas and Kentucky to add work requirements. The judge again ruled … Read more
The Budget ideas unveiled by Administration in the last couple of weeks has revealed an appetite for cutting programs that benefit our most vulnerable whether it is reductions in Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, and Food Stamps. It has also unveiled plans to cut off the Affordable Care Act by siding with the opinion of a … Read more