“Come with an open mind, don’t think you can change the world in one day,” says Darsi Aldrich. She is a precinct committeewoman in precinct 210 near Orange Grove Road and First Avenue. “Phone banking makes a big difference.” Darsi has made hundreds, if not thousands of phone calls to voters. She makes 75 to … Read more
This has been a great week for LD 23 State House Democratic Nominee Eric Kurland Not only has a poll, that the Kurland Campaign paid for, show the Scottsdale Democrat as the first or second choice of a sizable (winning) plurality of the district, but the Republicans have not finished their acrimonious primary contest. Joseph … Read more
Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar are not fit to serve in the House of Representatives. First, they said no to 9/11 First Responders by voting against aid for them. Then they said no to the Constitution when they voted against impeachment, saying it was okay, Donald Trump betrayed his oath of office. During the current … Read more
Back in 2008-2009, Arizona was slammed by the impact of our national recession. Leaders had to determine the best and most efficient ways of balancing our state budget. Our governor, Doug Ducey, decided to put this massive load on the backs of our children and teachers. Public education – both K-12 and higher education – … Read more
Well, it happened again! I was about to finish up a post looking at a positive aspect of Arizona politics, when the Governor had to weigh in on the effect of inaction by the U.S. Congress on the states’ inability to extend supplemental unemployment benefits for millions of jobless Americans affected by the coronavirus pandemic. … Read more