Democrats of Greater Tucson Endorses LD18 Democratic Team of Sundareshan, Gutierrez and Mathis

The Democrats of Greater Tucson announced its enthusiastic endorsement of the Democratic legislative team representing Arizona Legislative District 18: Priya Sundareshan, Nancy Gutierrez, and Chris Mathis. The endorsements continue DGT’s longstanding support for progressive Democratic leadership in Tucson and Southern Arizona, following previous endorsements highlighted on DGT’s official endorsements page. “Senator Priya Sundareshan, Representative Nancy … Read more

Snakes in a Jar: Republicans Yee and Horne Call Each Other Liars in Debate for State School Superintendent

A Republican candidate debate on PBS devolved into overlapping bickering, as Treasurer Kim Lee and disgraced State School Superintendent Tom Horne attacked each other. Both miscreants are running in a Republican primary against each other. The clear choice for viewers was “no thanks!” Horne, looking emaciated like a man with one foot in the grave, … Read more

Boozer Kash Patel heads the Federal Bureau of Intoxication

Drunken, wandery-eyed FBI Chief Kash Patel is busy these days getting blackout drunk, flying his extra-young girlfriend around in his government jet, handing out his FBI brand bourbon and selling merch on his Fight With K$H website. The FBI’s “J. Edgar Boozer” is so blotto that he misstated that Chinese mass-produced driver’s licenses were used … Read more

4 Benefits Voters Get with Nick Mansour as Arizona Treasurer

Nick Mansour, a successful businessman and former college president, will bring four benefits to the neglected office of Arizona Treasurer: “We’ll make Arizona the best place to live, work and raise a family,” Mansour told Democratic activists in Legislative District 18. Mansour launches education-first campaign Mansour, 50, said his top priority as Treasurer is improving … Read more

Career Educator vs. Stumbling Troglodyte for AZ School Superintendent

On the one hand, voters can choose a career math teacher, a Ph.D. in Education, and a former college president for the Arizona School Superintendent. On the other hand, they can keep an 81-year-old stumbling dinosaur who has degraded Arizona’s public education system, which is ranked the worst in the nation. Standing in a packed … Read more