The word for the day in Democratic and sane Republican political and economic circles today is Hallejuah. Today, in a six-to-three ruling, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs by declaring emergency powers was unconstitutional and that he overstepped his authority in levying tariffs, which is the purview of Congress … Read more
Saying there is no such thing as “Democratic electricity” or “Republican electricity,” Arizona State University and NASA scientist Jonathon Hill has launched his second campaign for the Arizona Corporation Commission. Committed to fostering greater accountability on that regulatory body, Hill would, if elected, work to ensure Arizonans receive greater quality utility service and pay lower … Read more
Saying it is “time for new leadership at the Corporation Commission,” small business and Tribal Nation Advocate Clara Pratte is seeking election to that regulatory body that is often considered Arizona’s fourth branch of government. Vowing to lower costs, protect senior citizens and consumers, promote clean energy sustainability, and create jobs of the future in … Read more
0.001 percent. That is the percentage of reported voter fraud in Arizona during the 2020 elections. 8.8 percent. That is the percentage of fraud and errors in the Arizona SNAP program. 22 percent. That is the percentage of fraud in the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Program. Guess which issue Arizona Republicans are pushing false narratives of … Read more
Another week. Another report from Craig Harris and the 12 News Team on how flawed the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account Private School Welfare/Scam for the Rich and Crooked Program is. Despite assurances from Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne and Legislative Republicans that the fraud rate for ESA purchases is one percent or lower, … Read more