The November election for Arizona Secretary of State is not just about 2026. It is also about 2028 and 2030. Why? Because whoever holds the keys to that office holds the voting procedures and scheduling that will determine the extent Arizonans have access to the ballot box, either in person or via mail. In the … Read more
The Arizona Supreme Court’s decision today dealt a serious blow to the Protect Education Act—and to the hundreds of thousands of Arizona voters who signed petitions in just 14 weeks. Those voters were asking for something pretty straightforward: accountability. They wanted guardrails around Arizona’s roughly $1 billion Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program. They wanted basic transparency, … Read more
In one of their latest moves to undo the Progressive Era of New Deal and Great Society/War on Poverty legislation, the Trump Back to the Gilded Age Regime is, with the aid of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Health and Human Services Department, launching a deregulation push of the Lyndon Johnson era-created Head Start, an early … Read more
With Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District Congressman Juan Ciscomani distinguishing himself by all the votes he has taken for Donald Trump that hurt the people he represents, JoAnna Mendoza, a battle-tested retired Marine Corps Drill Instructor, is ready to step in and provide servant leadership to help her constituents overcome the pain inflicted by the current … Read more
I’m a great admirer of economist Daron Acemoglu, having read several of his books, papers, and articles, and listened to many of his public lectures, and I find that he is one of the clearest thinkers on the road ahead for capitalist free market that retains control by a liberal democracy. He is one of … Read more