The first six months of 2022 have been busy for Mayor Kate Gallego and the Phoenix City Council. While continuing to steer the fifth largest city in the nation through the hardships of the Coronavirus, the Mayor and City Council have also made strides in modernizing Phoenix infrastructure, aiding the homeless and disadvantaged, and making … Read more
First elected in 2020 to the Arizona State House in the now former Legislative District (LD20), educator Judy Schwiebert has worked to increase investments in public education, workforce development, and the arts. Running to serve in the House again in the new LD 2 (along with State Senate candidate Jeanne Casteen), Representative Schwiebert wants to … Read more
State Representative Sarah Liguori has had an eventful first six months of 2022. With the support and assistance of her husband and mother (the Arizona Legislature does not provide child care options for the legislators or staff,) the businesswoman from the former Legislative District (LD) 28 has had a momentous time since being appointed to … Read more
I sat down for a conversation with state legislator and candidate for Congress in CD6, Kirsten Engel. I got about a half-hour with the candidate to discuss her background, views, and aspirations should she go to Congress. During the interview, I asked Kirsten about what she would like to see changed about the U.S. Constitution … Read more
I sat down for a conversation with state legislator and candidate for Congress in CD6, Daniel Hernandez. I got about an hour with the candidate to discuss his background, views, and aspirations should he go to Congress. Following is a full transcript (AI-generated and lightly edited, mistakes are mine…) of our conversation: Michael: [00:00:00] All … Read more