Wow. First I agree with the Goldwater Institute, now I find myself in agreement with Dick Cheney! Of course, it is the Dick of 13 years ago, not the Dick of today, but none-the-less, I’m starting to worry about all this bi-partisanship on my part.
The main event in Arizona politics in 2008, outside of the Presidential race, of course, will be the battle for control of CD1. It seems likely the Renzi won’t be standing for re-election and CD1 will become on open-seat free-for-all. Our nominee will likely need north of a million to compete in the district, just … Read more
Oh, Turdblossom. We hardly knew ya. So Rove is leaving the White House at the end of the month. I can’t quite figure out the angle here. ‘Cept maybe Bush doesn’t want Karl on staff when the indictment comes. His departure makes it harder for the White House to keep him out of the Congressional … Read more
The position of County Attorney is a very demanding one, requiring an astute political sensibility. The County Attorney must meet the high standards of ethical behavior required of a prosecuting authority and negotiate a legal minefield where any slip could have grave consequences for both those of accused of crimes and the victims of crime, … Read more
Link: Arizona Capitol Times – Senator, others sue to stop tax subsidies. "Six small-business-owners, including a Senator and a one-time legislative candidate, filed a lawsuit today challenging nearly $100 million in tax subsidies Phoenix gave to the developer of a planned mall. The lawsuit, Turken v. Gordon, was filed in Maricopa County Superior Court and … Read more