By: If you care about Tucson’s future, you will want to vote No on RTA Next: Props 418 and 419. Exclamation! Full stop! If you want safer streets, repaired potholes, better bus service, economic stability, and more livable neighborhoods, we urge you to look at how little RTA-1 — the first Regional Transportation Authority plan … Read more
The message of Love, not Hate. Saying everyone in this hempishere is an American Unity, not divisiveness. Giving his Grammy Award to Liam Ramos, the boy who was illegally detained by Trump’s ICE-Gestapo before a judge ordered his release. Bad Bunny’s Half-Time Show, preaching unity, solidarity, and love, was really a big stake in the … Read more
BlogForArizona has a very active presence on Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/blogforarizona.bsky.social). We DO push notices of our new posts there, in case that’s your perferred method of notice (rather than email delivery, or loading up the blog on a browser), and to help new folks discover our blog and our posts, but that is FAR from all; … Read more
Our president likes money. He really likes money. He likes money so much that enriching himself and his family is a core goal of his second presidency. Everything else be damned! America is his breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The desserts come from all over the planet; one delicacy consumed at Mar-a-Lago in January 2025 was … Read more
The article in the New Yorker, “What MAGA Can Teach Democrats About Organizing,” is very persuasive. It argues that MAGA has outperformed Democrats in long-term grassroots organizing. While Democrats excel at short-term mobilization, such as protests and candidate meetings, MAGA networks focus on building year‑round community relationships that sustain political power. Dems are good at … Read more