When I had my charter school, Grand Canyon Preparatory Academy, two academic features of the student’s course of study were unique to most traditional public schools in Arizona. One required four years of history, but most schools in the state only require two: one year of United States and another of World History. Another was … Read more
For all the lazy and timid reporters and pundits in this country who do not counter Donald Trump and his MAGA allies when they say they are inheriting a mess, just remember what shape Trump and his minions left the country in four years ago when the 45th President did not have the decency to … Read more
Join me in hanging your flag at half-mast, honoring the death of our democratic republic. There are 75 million of us who did not vote for the criminal monarch, and we will not bend the knee on inauguration day on January 20. Starting on Tuesday, jack-booted government agents will raid homes, stores, farms, construction sites, … Read more
Arizona Democrats elected Robert Branscomb at the party’s state committee meeting on January 18, 2025. He defeated incumbent chair Yolanda Bejarano in her re-election run. Following are the remarks of Robert Branscomb in a debate video released before the Party election on January 18. My vision for the party is rooted in the idea that … Read more
UPDATE: TikTok goes down. TikTok comes back up. All in less than 24 hours. Convenient how creating the problem lets you swoop in to save the day, isn’t it? We’re all being played. Gone Too Viral In a time when our lives were choreographed by algorithms, filled with lip-synced trends, and stitched together into a … Read more