Today, the United States Supreme Court two actions with regards to ballot access and voter registration. In a 5 to 4 decision in Watson vs The RNC, the Court upheld the State of Mississippi and 18 other State/United States territories’ right to count mail-in ballots if they arrive five days after voting, as long as … Read more
Arizona Agenda is doing a great job covering the post-sine die negotiations for a Special Session over the Protect Education citizens’ Initiative to limit the ESA Voucher program. I strongly encourage you read and subscribe. I don’t have much to add to their accurate account; things hang in a precarious balance and it really not … Read more
What floats to the top? Megyn Kelly and Stephen Miller are two examples of it. In the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court’s putting up a White’s Only sign on immigrant entry to the United States with its two rulings against those seeking asylum and Temporary Protected Status (TPS,) former Fox and NBC news ‘Eva … Read more
The Citizens Clean Elections Commission held several debates for the contested Democratic races in Congressional Districts 1, 4, 5 and 8 in Phoenix. Watch them if you are undecided on whom to vote for in the upcoming AZ Primary on July 21. Early ballots went out on June 24. CD 1 (open seat), debate held … Read more
The Hated One Big Beautiful Bill Has a NEW NAME. It’s still oppressive and unpopular though. (Sign by the Unseat Ciscomani MAGA-Shave Team) Congressman Juan Ciscomani, who avoids unscripted encounters with almost all of his constituents at all costs, showed up last Friday before a Republican club in Green Valley. As to be expected, … Read more