Greg Sargent of the Washington Post recently made an astute observation about impeachment, Democratic equivocation over impeachment is a moral and political disaster: Democrats have also suggested that an impeachment inquiry should be avoided until Republicans grow convinced that removal is merited, because without that an inquiry would divide the country or isn’t worth doing … Read more
Q: “I want to get to privacy. One of your aides told me, you just want to scream when you think of this issue — and you deal with it on the Banking Committee. What is it that makes you want to scream?” McSally: “Look, I am not — I think I’m out of … Read more
Worried Educators and Public School Advocacy Group members from Save Our Schools (S.O.S.), the Arizona Education Association (A.E.A.), and Red for Ed started to fill the capital on May 20 as details of a Republican only negotiated budget compromise, high on tax cuts and short on education funding, were revealed late Monday afternoon. Seeing the … Read more
I warned you the other day about the approach of sine die and zombie bills being revived from the dead without public input or debate. March 29 was the last day for House consideration of Senate bills, and Senate consideration of House bills. April 19 was the last day for conference committees to consider bills. … Read more