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Displaced Workers in Arizona Need Help
July 24, 2020
People let go from their jobs in Arizona want to return to work in a safe and healthy environment. Most of them either cannot or if they are able to return, will only work a fraction of the hours they had before. Why? Because COVID 19 has surged in Arizona causing great health and economic
Ducey and Hoffman let Local Districts and Schools decide when They can fully Reopen but Questions Remain
July 23, 2020
At the Governor’s weekly press briefing regarding the Coronavirus, he and Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman jointly revealed their plan for moving forward with the 2020/21 school year. Please click below to access details of the plan memorialized in the Governor’s Executive Order. eo_2020-51_arizona_open_for_learning (1) While acknowledging that “teaching and learning will happen
Please check out the latest from The Lincoln Project, American Bridge, and Priorities USA
July 23, 2020
Over the last day, the Lincoln Project, American Bridge PAC, and Priorities USA have released three well-produced ads that criticize Donald Trump for: Mishandling the Coronavirus and seeking to distract the American People by spreading disinformation and racist comments like “the virus will go away” and “Kung Flu.” Mr. Trump is, unlike Biden, too afraid
Of course the Trump Campaign’s Law and Order ads are Full of Fecal Matter
July 22, 2020
It should not surprise the American People that the Liar in Chief, the person who has lied over 20,000 times since taking office is, along with his Trump Zone-Fox Island followers, spreading equally large piles of fecal matter in his campaign ads. On one recent ad (please see below,) Trump surrogates (Evangelicals for Trump) posted
Republicans in disarray over next round of coronavirus relief as time expires
July 22, 2020
Millions of Americans are facing the threat of eviction after the CARES Act federal moratorium on eviction of renters is set to expire on Friday. Courts around the country are going to be busy come Monday morning. The Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC), which is the additional federal benefit of $600 per week attached to
(UPDATED) Superintendent Kathy Hoffman to Governor Doug Ducey: “Use public health data to determine (school)reopening metrics”
July 22, 2020
Tomorrow is the day Governor Doug Ducey is set to announce his decision on whether to extend the opening day of in-person instruction at the state’s schools later than August 17. With Arizona COVID 19 numbers still dangerously high, Arizona School Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman issued a statement on social media which read:




