State Senator Leach Lets the Billion-Dollar Cat Out of The Bag
October 16, 2020
State Sen. Vince Leach admitted that “because of business closures and job losses due to the pandemic, the State may end up with more than a $1 billion deficit, blaming the shortfall on business closures and job losses due to the pandemic,” according to the Arizona Daily Star. Leach conveniently left out that reduced income
Arizona Rose Theatre Presents Free Showings of “Disgraced” Muslim American attorney
October 16, 2020
To sign up for tickets on Oct. 24 (5 p.m.) and Oct. 25 (2 p.m.): https://www.onthestage.com/show/arizona-rose-theatre/disgraced-23896/tickets “Sensationally gripping,” Disgraced tells the story of a Muslim lawyer living in New York in the aftermath of 9/11, trying in every way to be a good American until, in a single evening that destroys both his career and
The Lincoln Project unveils the Pro Harris “Girl in the Mirror” Ad
October 16, 2020
In its latest ad, “The Girl in the Mirror,” the Lincoln Project reminds voters that Donald Trump is a chauvinistic pig and Senator Kamala Harris is a role model all young ladies could look up to. The one minute spot starts off with a girl looking in a mirror with the narrator telling the viewer
When Joe Biden Won the Duel of the Town Halls This Evening
October 15, 2020
Because Donald Trump was too immature to hold a virtual townhall Presidential Debate this evening (the Stable Genius whined the moderator could mute him if he did not behave,) the American People were forced to watch two town halls. The one with Biden was in Philadelphia at the Constitution Center. It was broadcast on ABC
Joe Biden Will Do Better With The Economy
October 15, 2020
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose last week by the most in two months, to 898,000, a historically high number and evidence that layoffs remain a hindrance to the economy’s recovery from the pandemic recession. For context, the previous record for weekly unemployment claims was 695,000 set in 1982 — a record that has now
Arizona Democratic Party Reacts to the Recent Congressional Debates that Took Place and the Ones that Did Not
October 15, 2020
Recently, Arizona State Congressional District (CD) House Candidates have held debates in CD One and Nine. The topics in the debates included: COVID 19 and Coronavirus Relief Legislation. Rural Broadband. Mitch McConnell’s obstruction on legislation including COVID 19 relief while people are dying. Law Enforcement Reform. Bipartisan Cooperation. Climate and Environmental Science. Forest Management. Border




