Wi-fi towers abound in the urban areas of Arizona, but with the advent of 5G and the “Internet of things,” expect thousands more. Access to the Internet is a crucial part of modern life. During the COVID19 pandemic, many of us began living, working, partying, and going to school online. The Internet is an essential … Read more
Trump has made it perfectly clear he’s not interested in the will of America’s voters. He is only interested in how he can possibly remain in power regardless of the results of the election just weeks from now. Barton Gellman of The Atlantic now reports that Trump’s election legal team has been quietly talking to … Read more
The Arizona Corporation Commission serves the people, not corporate interests. As designed in Article 15 of the Arizona State Constitution in the Progressive Era, the intent of the Commission was to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Arizonians. They oversee all business in the State, foreign and domestic, regulate all non-municipal utilities and rates, … Read more
Labor Day 2020 in Tucson was … different. Instead of hosting a giant picnic at Reid Park with games, food, and networking, the Pima Area Labor Federation (PALF) joined other groups for seven days of protests against corporate tax giveaways, gentrification, and expansion of Tucson’s Central Business District this Labor Day week. Barrio Neighborhood Coalition … Read more
Five years ago this month, I started my first campaign to run for the Arizona House to represent Legislative District 9.* In 2016, I ran an unabashedly progressive Clean Elections campaign based upon economic reform, equity, and public health. I promoted raising revenue by eliminating unnecessary lawsuits, tax loopholes, sweetheart deals, and corporate tax giveaways … Read more