“When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” – Maya Angelou. We have been through this multiple times since the “Gingrich Revolution” of 1994. And yet the American voter keeps expecting a different result every few years when they put Republicans back in control of Congress. Americans are an easy mark … Read more
The price of gas was $3.13 gal. for regular this morning a block from my house in Tucson, AZ. “Gasoline has fallen to the point where the national average is now cheaper than it was a year ago, even with the war in Ukraine and OPEC+ production cutbacks,” CNBC reports. “GasBuddy says there’s a good … Read more
With Republicans slated to take over the House of Representatives in January and their promise to hold multiple investigations, I wonder if they are going to truly investigate the things that are important to all Americans. Such as, did Rudolph have a red nose, or did he just have a cold? Will Trump ever tell the truth in … Read more
Apparently, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is okay with going to voters during a future office run in Arizona and perhaps across the nation and telling them “Yeah, I broke my word to public school children.” As Az Blue Meanie and other media outlets have reported, the soon-to-be former Arizona Governor, after having, as State Senator … Read more
In 2021, Mayor Kate Gallego and the forward-thinking members of the City Council adopted the Climate Action Plan to combat climate change and improve the quality of life for its residents—to put Phoenix on the path to becoming the most sustainable desert city on the planet. Among those efforts have been initiatives to plant trees … Read more