In a post-election briefing that felt like a call to arms, Run for Something President Amanda Litman delivered a clear message to Democrats nationwide: the next generation isn’t waiting its turn — it’s taking its seat at the table. Speaking to hundreds of supporters on November 18, 2025, Litman unveiled staggering statistics underscoring a tectonic … Read more
The House Vote was 427 to 1. The Senate moved by unanimous consent to pass the House legislation the minute it arrives in the upper chamber. With Donald Trump’s MAGA coalition crumpling over this issue, Congressional Republicans, after months of leaders like Mike ‘Holy Roller Hypocrite’ Johnson stonewalling, evading, lying, delaying the swearing in of … Read more
Republicans at the Arizona State Legislature are about to get another opportunity to prove they favor cutting waste, fraud, abuse, unneeded fiscal fat, and misplaced spending priorities in the 2026 legislative session. The plum target for cutting, if they accept it, is the fiscal Frankenstein Monster they created and unconditionally support: The Empowerment Scholarship Private … Read more
The staples American families depend on most—eggs, beef, soft drinks, and sweets—saw the sharpest price increases in 2025. Affordability is the issue that all Democratic candidates must emphasize. This is the classic kitchen-table issue. The food price surge is forcing families to rethink how they shop and what they cook, according to new data from … Read more
Fresh off a Democratic electoral victory that exceeded expectations on November 4, 2025, Third Way Senior Communications Director Kate deGruyter interviewed with Blog for Arizona and discussed the path forward for Democrats heading into the 2026, 2028 campaigns and beyond. In the dynamics of Presidential politics, that includes supporting candidates that can win in the … Read more