What a difference a year makes. That is essentially how Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman started her third State of Education Address to the State Senate Education Committee. That difference was evident immediately as Superintendent Hoffman, thanks to the Coronavirus, delivered the address virtually from her office at the Arizona Department of Education … Read more
That sound of laughter you hear coming from the Arizona State Senate. Those are the people reading Legislative District Six State Senator Wendy Rogers’s response to the workplace harassment charges made against her last month by her legislative aid Michael Polloni. YSR 2-1-21 Rogers-Response-to-Ethics-Complaint-020121 In her letter to the Senate Ethics Committee, Rogers claimed that … Read more
Unlike her Republican counterpart, New Arizona Democratic Party Chairperson Raquel Teran is not reluctant to speak with the objective mainstream media. The undisputed (again, unlike her Republican counterpart) victor in her Party’s January 23 Convention, the LD 30 State Representative has, as Party Spokesperson Matt Grodsky said in a January 29 statement: “Our new Chairwoman … Read more
Beware the political party that wants to suppress the people’s right to vote. The odds are the members of that party are not fighting for you and your interests. As fellow writers AZ Blue Meanie and Michael Bryan have reported, the Republicans have spent a large portion of their time in the Arizona State Legislature … Read more
The Biden/Harris COVID 19 White House Team, in sharp contrast to the previous Administration in its last six months, has started briefing the public on a regular basis on the status of the Coronavirus and the steps the Administration is taking to combat the Pandemic including progress on vaccinations. What makes these briefings far superior … Read more