AZ GQP Candidates Flock To An Obscure Far-Right Podcaster, Share His Extremist Views
Media Matters reports, A knife-making podcaster with a history of racism and sexism has interviewed some of the top GOP politicians in Arizona: Over the last few months, an obscure conservative pundit and collectible knife maker with a history of making bigoted statements has interviewed some of the most prominent politicians in his home state … Read more
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Pima County Historic Courthouse
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Pima County Historic Courthouse ” Pima County is partnering with Visit Tucson for its inaugural ¡Viva Tucson! Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicks off on Sept. 15. The month-long festival celebrates the food, music, art, and traditions of Hispanic culture, all integral to the very DNA of southern Arizona. The … Read more
Little Lindsey Graham Gives Up The GQP Lie Of ‘States Rights’ On Banning Abortion
For 49 years after the U.S. Supreme Court recognized abortion rights for women in Roe v. Wade, Republicans have waved the segregationists’ flag of “states’ rights!” – let each state decide for itself on abortion. Here’s the thing: a fundamental federal constitutional right is not subject to nullification by any state – that was until Dobbs, … Read more
Trine Nelson will Bring a Collaborative Approach to the Kyrene Elementary School Board in order to Elevate Students and Support Teachers
Trine Nelson has the right idea of what a school board member should do. A mother of children that have attended schools in the Kyrene Elementary School District, Ms. Nelson knows that a successful school board member serves to help provide the means where all students receive a quality education followed by priorities such as … Read more
Gubernatorial Nominee Katie Hobbs Puts Forth Her A Prepared Arizona Plan to Transform Public Schools
A $14,000 average pay raise for Arizona teachers to catch up to the national average for instructors. Opportunities for families to enroll their children in free full-day Pre School and Kindergarten, and affordable Child Care. Strengthening special education. Reducing the in-state costs for students attending local community colleges and state universities. Building on efforts (such … Read more
Gas Prices Are Down, But Inflation (Especially Food and Housing) Persists
On Monday, the Washington Post reported, Americans are finally feeling better about the economy: After months of gloom, Americans are finally starting to feel better about the economy and more resigned to inflation. Consumer sentiment, which hit rock bottom in June, has begun inching up in recent weeks. Gas prices are down. Decades-high inflation appears … Read more
Katie Hobbs: Voters Talk About Issues, Not a Debate with Kari Lake
The Katie Hobbs for Governor Campaign formally shot down the invitation from the Citizens Election Commission to debate Kari Lake because it would deteriorate into a chaotic spectacle. “Unfortunately, debating a conspiracy theorist like Kari Lake – whose entire campaign platform is to cause enormous chaos and make Arizona the subject of national ridicule – … Read more
