The Kupperman gambit fails, on to Don McGahn’s appeal on Friday

A federal judge on Monday dismissed and declared moot (.pdf) a lawsuit by former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman, who was seeking a ruling on whether to comply with a subpoena in the House’s impeachment inquiry or a directive from the White House blocking his testimony. Kupperman and his former boss, former national security adviser John … Read more

David Schweikert has proven he is not a “Man of the People”

Most people who elect public servants to represent them expect those individuals to advance their interests. Those interests would certainly include legislation that: Reduces the cost of drugs. Provides background checks for gun purchases. Ensured equal pay for men and women. Safeguarded the nation’s election system and individual voting rights. Promotes equal rights for members … Read more

The Arizona Bicameral Sustainability Workgroup wants to work with Cities and Businesses on Clean Air Programs That Work.

Sustainably Workgroup Chairperson and Arizona Legislative District 18 Representative Mitzi Epstein and the other group members are not looking to reinvent the wheel with regards to programs to reduce air pollution. They want to take clean air programs that have been introduced with success in other cities and through various businesses and build on them … Read more

Democrats need to fight Fire with Fire

The current (and past) incarnation of the Republican Party (Cult of Trump) will use virtually any tactics to secure victory. Democrats need to fight fire with fire against them in 2020 in every local, state, and national race. Republicans are placing Anti Impeachment Ads in districts of House Centrist Democrats that voted to impeach Donald … Read more