New Arizona Democratic Party Chair Robert Branscomb presented the latest Arizona Democratic Party and Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (ADLCC) episode of “The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly” at the State Legislature. In his remarks, the Chairperson said: “The Good. This week, Governor Hobbs, veto, Bill, HB, 2703, the bill that was shortened early … Read more
Almost three weeks after Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee signaled that they were willing to throw funding ($122 million) to assist disabled children and their caregivers under the fiscal bus, they did just that, voting to deny supplemental funding, sponsored by State Representative Nancy Gutierrez to help these vulnerable Arizonans overlooking the fact that … Read more
Wonder why they would want to do this? On February 10, The Musk/Trump/Vance Administration have put the 17 staffers at the National Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) entrusted with ensuring election security on leave. On February 14, with virtually no notice, they fired another 130 members of the division on its weekend purge of … Read more
Retired Marine Drill Instructor JoAnna Mendoza is ready not just talk-the-talk but walk-the-walk in her mission to become the next United States Representative from Arizona’s House Sixth Congressional District. If elected, Mendoza will be the first Hispanic-American woman to represent Arizona in Congress and the first female Marine to ever serve in Congress. A twenty-year … Read more
The way Republicans played the voucher game was a first clue here. When Arizonans overwhelmingly rejected the Republican desire to expand private school voucher-Empowerment Scholarship Accounts at the ballot box in 2018, the Doug Ducey Administration and their Anti-Public School Republican allies in the State Legislature went around the will of the people and passed … Read more