Crossposted from DemocraticDiva.com
Man, I called this on Facebook yesterday. After it was reported that Sen. Steve Pierce (R) wanted the Governor to veto SB1062, the religious bigot bill he voted for, I predicted that Sen. Adam Driggs (also R) would follow suit. Unsurprisingly, he was joined by Sen. Bob Worsley (also R).
On Saturday, I asked Where does ‘Cathi’s Clown’ stand on the Religious Bigotry bill? The Center for Arizona Policy (CAP) stealth candidate for governor of Arizona is the only candidate yet to take a position on the Religious Bigotry bill. Cathi Herrod from CAP is on State Treasurer Doug Ducey’s campaign steering committee (he proudly … Read more
Posted by Carolyn Classen As part of Black History Month, the Black Women’s Task Force is sponsored a documentary about the late Congresswoman Chisholm. Shirley Chisholm was the first African American woman elected to Congress in 1968, representing New York state’s 12th CD. She served for 7 terms from 1969 to 1983. In 1972 she … Read more
Steve Kornacki was guest hosting for Rachel Maddow on Friday night, and led off the program with a long segment on the history of discrimination in Arizona, from the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday boycott, to the SB 1070 “illegally breathing while brown” boycott, to the latest religious bigotry bill from Cathi Herrod and her … Read more
The Center for Arizona Policy (CAP) stealth candidate for governor of Arizona is the only candidate yet to take a position on the Religious Bigotry bill. Cathi Herrod from CAP is on State Treasurer Doug Ducey’s campaign steering committee (he proudly displays her endorsement on his campaign web site).
Where does “Cathi’s Clown” stand on the Religious Bigotry bill? Ducey told Howard Fischer only that he is “studying it,” saying he will “approach this as both a man of faith and a businessman.” Head of economic development group asks Brewer to veto controversial religion bill.