Talk about De Ja Vu. Like a broken record or an Alt-Right Energizer Bunny, Donald Trump keeps going and going in wanting to repeal and replace The Affordable Care Act/Obamacare. As recently as today (November 29, 2023,) the former White House occupant who brought the nation the death of Roe v Wade, the mishandling of … Read more
Yesterday, after a series of marathon negotiations over the last month that had numerous intermissions, Israel and Hamas concluded a four-day pause in the fighting that includes the release of 50 of the 230 hostages the terrorist group, during its unprovoked attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, kidnapped including young children, one of them … Read more
This is Infrastructure Week and unlike the previous Presidential Administration, there are real projects to brag about as Arizona leaders celebrated the second anniversary of the Bipartisan Law signed by President Joe Biden on November 15, 2021. A law that no Arizona Republican in Congress voted for. Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has been crisscrossing the … Read more
One of the two historians I admire most in this moment in history is Timothy Snyder. If you don’t know his work, you are missing out on perspectives, contexts, and a view of living history that you NEED to pay attention to. His recent SubStack post really struck a chord for me. It poses a … Read more
Former President Bill Clinton was making the rounds in Tucson on Saturday, November 5 speaking at events for both Senator Mark Kelly and Arizona Congressional District (CD) One Democratic Candidate (and former Clinton aide) Andrei Cherny. The Arizona CD One race is one of two Republican-held seats most political observers will be watching going into … Read more