James Hohmann at the Washington Post framed it perfectly: Following his now well-established pattern after mass shootings, Trump continues to back away from his initial support for “strong background checks.” When the bodies are still being buried – whether after Las Vegas, Parkland, Fla., or El Paso – the president proclaims that he will take … Read more
Renée Graham at the Boston Globe has a great line that’s worth repeating: “President Trump never met a conspiracy theory that he wouldn’t spread like manure.” The tinfoil hat presidency (subscription required). President Trump has spent a significant portion of the past two and a half years soothing his deeply fragile ego by insisting he … Read more
SALVADOR DURAN AZTRAL FOLK DILUVIO SANTA PACHITA AND MORE TBA Aug 23 @ 191 Toole ave, Tucson at 7 p.m. tickets are $15 “Petroglyphs a shop in lost barrio has burned down lets come together for our own. This shop has given artist and musicians of Tucson so much lets give back. spread the … Read more
The fiscal situation in Arizona, at least for now, is very good. For the second year in a row, there appears to be a record fiscal surplus as the state, according to the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, has brought in more revenues than anticipated. If these numbers are largely accurate and if the economy remains … Read more