Bill Clinton no longer has the dubious honor of giving the longest address to a Joint Session of Congress. That distinction now belongs to the Liar and Felon in Chief. The remark that received the most laughs from Democrats was his comment that the days of being governed by “Unelected bureaucrats” were over. They all … Read more
With a new Executive Order, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has moved to strengthen border security for the Grand Canyon State and build on the drug interdiction successes of Task Force SAFE by launching Operation Desert Guardian, a joint task force comprised of personnel from the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs, the Arizona Department … Read more
Retired Marine Drill Instructor JoAnna Mendoza is ready not just talk-the-talk but walk-the-walk in her mission to become the next United States Representative from Arizona’s House Sixth Congressional District. If elected, Mendoza will be the first Hispanic-American woman to represent Arizona in Congress and the first female Marine to ever serve in Congress. A twenty-year … Read more
With a slim plurality of voters last November deciding to support a person that had been twice impeached in his first term, indicted for enabling an attempted coup to stay in power, found liable for sexual assault, convicted 34 times for business mismanagement, and driving the country into a ditch largely because of his mismanagement … Read more
It was a busy day at the Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes’s office. Kris Mayes has led her office in suing “pharmaceutical manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) for engaging in deceptive and unfair practices that endangered vulnerable asthma patients, especially children, while exploiting taxpayers.” What GSK did was substitute their brand medication for a generic one in … Read more