Nik Martin has wanted to be a teacher and help students since he was a child. Inspired by his parent’s example (his mother is a teacher,) he has always believed that every child deserves a quality education, regardless of the zip code they live in. From his early experiences with students when he was an … Read more
Jeff Fortney would like to bring an educator’s perspective to the Cave Creek School Board. A Cave Creek resident for 20 years., Mr. Fortney, an experienced Special Education instructor, and two other school board candidates want to reconnect the school board to the community and foster a collaborative relationship where all education stakeholders have a … Read more
Yesterday (June 8, 2020,) Congressional Democrats unveiled the Justice in Policing Act of 2020, a law enforcement reform measure. This legislative proposal is the response of Democratic leaders to the murder of George Floyd and the protests that took place afterward. The proposal, according to reporting from VOX News, calls for: Making it easier to … Read more
The Twitter-troll-in-chief on Tuesday tried to mainstream Russian propaganda through a tweet, which really tells you everything you need to know about Putin’s puppet. Axios reports Trump tweets conspiracy theory that injured Buffalo protester was “antifa provocateur” (paragraphs have been reordered for clarity): President Trump tweeted Tuesday that the 75-year-old protester who was shoved to … Read more
I admit it. I am a fan of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. She’s re-making Democratic politics with her brilliant charisma and populist message of deep change. And she’s not afraid to stand up to the ossified and complicit elements within the Democratic Party that have become an impediment to real change, either. To that end, AOC is … Read more