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.

President Obama Addresses the VFW National Convention in Phoenix

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: I have not located a video of President Obama's entire address to the VFW National Convention in Phoenix today. This is a clip from the address from MSNBC pertaining to congressional defense spending by members in their districts and the Department of Defense budget. Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about … Read more

More About Trolls

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: On Sunday I posted a piece Do not feed the trolls (DNFTT) explaining that Blog for Arizona has had a rash of Trolls of late. At that time, specifically Nobama and Robert. As I explained, "Trolls are primarily interested in hijacking a web site through its comment page." Trolls have no respect … Read more

Arizona Supreme Court: Legislature Violated The Arizona Constitution

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: This is news? The Arizona Supreme Court today expanded on it's June 23 ruling regarding transmittal of the state budget to the Governor. State's high court weighs in on bills held from governor: The Arizona Supreme Court ordered Thursday that the Legislature immediately relinquish to the governor all bills that have received … Read more

Health Care Coalition Ad

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie: A new coalition called Americans for Stable Quality Care — which includes the American Medical Association, PhRMA, and groups like SEIU and FamiliesUSA — will launch their first pro-reform ad later today as part of an August recess campaign that's expected to cost $12 million. The ad will run in districts of … Read more