AZ BlueMeanie

The Blue Meanie is an Arizona citizen who wishes, for professional reasons, to remain anonymous when blogging about politics. Armed with a deep knowledge of the law, politics and public policy, as well as pen filled with all the colors stolen from Pepperland, the Blue Meanie’s mission is to pursue and prosecute the hypocrites, liars, and fools of politics and the media – which, in practical terms, is nearly all of them. Don’t even try to unmask him or he’ll seal you in a music-proof bubble and rendition you to Pepperland for a good face-stomping.

The coming week: Legislative Edition. Chapter 2 – Arizona House

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By Craig McDermott, cross-posted from Random Musings… As usual, all info gathered from the website of the Arizona Legislature or other internet sources, and subject to change without notice (and given the time of year, expect changes)…Normally, the committee schedules of both the House and Senate are combined into one post. However, the week, and … Read more

The coming week: Legislative Edition. Chapter 1 – Arizona Senate

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By Craig McDermott, cross-posted from Random Musings As usual, all info gathered from the website of the Arizona Legislature or other internet sources, and subject to change without notice (and given the time of year, expect changes)… Normally, the committee schedules of both the House and Senate are combined into one post.  However, the week, … Read more

Update: Neoconfederate insurrectionists in Arizona Legislature are destroying Arizona

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: I have already told you about our de facto governor, Sen. Russell Pearce, and his attempt to revive the long since discredited "nullification" theory to effectively secede from the United States. Neoconfederate insurrectionists in Arizona Legislature revive discredited 'nullification' theory. But the Looney Tunes insanity doesn't stop there, oh nooo. Proponents, including Gov. … Read more

Disappointing job numbers

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: Corporations have enjoyed record earnings and are sitting on more than $2 trillion in profits. The stock market closed above 12,000 this week. Corporations have used the money to pay record bonuses rather than to expand business and to create new jobs in America. Job growth is slower than in any post-war recovery as … Read more