Killing Our Twitter
Now that Elon Musk has pretty much officially aligned the company formerly known as Twitter with Russia by cutting the Ukrainian armed forces off from Starlink and instead giving access to Russia, cancelling Alexi Navalny’s widow’s account, and acting as a mouthpiece for Russian disinformation and propaganda, I can no longer participate. Former Twitter has … Read more
Kennedy, Aguilar, and Polachek Denounce the Corporation Commission’s Repealing Renewable Energy Standards
The Arizona Corporation Commission voted last week (in a 4 to 1 margin with only Democratic Commissioner Anna Tovar voting against) to have its staff start drafting a repeal of renewable standards in place since 2006. Suffice it to say, former Corporation Commissioner Sandra Kennedy and Commission Candidates Ylenia Aguilar and Joshua Polacheck think this … Read more
#LyingLoserLake Stops Lying about Recorder Richer Under Threat of Actual Accountability and Penalty
Kari Lake has been publicly backpedaling on her claims of election corruption now that she faces actual consequences for her lies. Many news outlets have recognized Lake’s backpedaling, but few have recognized the central role Steven Richer’s defamation lawsuit is playing in her climb down. Seems that when actual financial consequences for lying are put … Read more
John McLean, LD17 Senate Candidate, Will Restore Sanity to State Government
Successful entrepreneur John McLean announced he is running for state Senate in battleground Legislative District 17. His candidacy is key in Democrats’ efforts to flip the state Legislature blue. He has teamed with Kevin Volk, a Democrat seeking an LD17 state House seat. Democrat McLean is a math Ph.D., outdoorsman, and dog lover. He is … Read more
Pima Supervisor Rex Scott Delivers on Roads, Affordable Housing and Prosperity
Democrat Rex Scott picked a beautiful Tucson afternoon to announce he is running for re-election as the Pima County Supervisor from District 1. Four years ago, he became the first Democrat to win a seat in District 1 since 1972. Since then, he’s stayed connected to the County’s 1.1 million residents by holding 16 in-person … Read more
Community Activist and Public Policy Servant Nikki Amberg Seeks a Seat on the Tempe City Council
Longtime Tempe resident Nikki Amberg wants to give back to the community she loves by serving on the local City Council. Experienced in public policy and community activism, Ms. Amberg would like to bridge her service in these areas to preserve what is great about Tempe (its diversity, great staff, commitments to affordable housing, sustainability, … Read more
Republican Utility Regulators Are Hellbent on Destroying Arizona Solar Power
In a state with the second-highest sun peak hours in America, at the most climate-critical time in world history—life as we know it hanging in the balance–the Arizona Corporation Commission is hellbent on destroying Arizona solar and renewable energy businesses—critical for mitigating global warming. More than 260,000 Arizonans have rooftop solar, and over 8,000 are … Read more
