The New World Screwworm, photo credit TheHill.com It’s unfortunately normal for elected officials to jump out front and take a bow when government moves to solve a problem of which they may, in their waking moments, favor solving, but which they had little to do with this coming to fruition. It’s unusual, though, for that … Read more
News that special interests dumped big bucks into the Arizona primary “made my blood boil,” said Cathy Sigmon, Co-Founder of Civic Engagement Beyond Voting (CEBV), a grassroots nonpartisan organization. “We know that Arizona policies have been driven for too long by corporate special interests. We know that everyday people feel overlooked and disadvantaged. We know … Read more
The Kris Mayes for Arizona Campaign has released a new ad showing the corporate interests she has fought against to protect Arizona consumers and state resources. The transcript is below: “As Attorney General, I’ve picked a lot of fights. And won. So, let me introduce you to some of the losers. The Saudi Arabian megafarms … Read more
Scores of ardent Democrats filled every open space at the new Tucson location for the Copper State Victory office near Wilmot and Speedway. Candidates included: Hobbs Understands the Lack of Affordability Gov. Hobbs said, “I grew up in Tempe, and there were times when we struggled. My family relied on programs like food stamps. We … Read more
(Photo source: Parkflo.com) Sixth District Congressman Juan Ciscomani says he’s happy about a Democratic-led bill called the “Public Lands Integrity Act.” Spearheaded by Rep. Gabe Vasquez of New Mexico, it would make a minor adjustment to the federal law controlling what can go into a Congressional Reconciliation Bill. Juan signed onto the bill. A reconciliation … Read more