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Is Tim Steller Reading Our Stuff? Or is Juan Ciscomani’s Hypocrisy and Lack of Courage That Obvious to Everyone?
September 30, 2026
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Juan Ciscomani’s claim to be a bi-partisan member of Congress is as shallow as the mock storefronts at the Old Tucson amusement park. (Photo credit, Cronkite News, Arizona Public Media) We got a pleasant surprise Sunday when we looked at Arizona Daily Star columnist Tim Steller’s weekend column. Its headline, “Ciscomani “Bipartisan Except When … Read more
ASU Launches the ASU Center for Heat Preparedeness
September 30, 2026
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Three months after helping announce the two-million-dollar federal government investment at Arizona State University that they had secured, Representatives Yassamin Ansari and Greg Stanton joined Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego in launching the ASU Center for Heat Preparedness. The Center, the first of its kind, would, according to reporting by ASU News, “Develop solutions that will … Read more
Scottsdale City Councilman Barry Graham Gets Endorsements From MAGA and Know-Nothing, Conservative Groups
September 30, 2026
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Scottsdale City Councilman Barry Graham counts several strange bedfellows among the list of organizations endorsing him. They are the American Freedom Club and Crimson Saquaro. While it should not be surprising that these right-leaning organizations would support the conservative Graham, perhaps the Scottsdale City Councilman should consider the track record of these entities and see … Read more
6 Good Reasons Not to Elect Elijah Norton for Arizona Treasurer
September 30, 2026
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Elijah Norton, a car insurance scammer, is running for Arizona State Treasurer and wants Arizonans to believe he’s not MAGA. His own words say otherwise. Arizona can’t afford a Treasurer who puts political ideology ahead of responsible tax management. The Arizona State Treasurer oversees roughly $33 billion in public money. In a general election debate … Read more
LD17 Dem Candidates Gain Momentum as Powerhouse LD18 Rallies in the Fight for Water, Schools and Affordability
September 29, 2026
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At a joint LD17-LD18 rally in Tucson, incumbent Rep. Kevin Volk and candidates Holly Lyon and Edgar Soto showed they are part of a larger Democratic push for water management, K–12 school funding, and reducing the high cost of living. Republicans have controlled both legislative chambers for 60 years. They hold a 17–13 Senate majority … Read more
BlogForArizona Invites You to Come Party with LD20 This Sunday: Fontes, Conover, Swim and Games Plus Mariachi Madness!
September 25, 2026
Folks, you can’t miss this party… and bring the kids! If you want something to do with the family (or not!) this Sunday afternoon, you can’t miss this house party for LD20 (you don’t have to live in LD20 to go!) to benefit the District and help pay for printing and distro of their voting … Read more
New Poll: Ciscomani Needs to Keep His Trump-Love a Secret!
September 25, 2026
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Photo credits: Congressman Juan Ciscomani Facebook page, Unseat Ciscomani Team’s “informational” campaign sign You could call it the “trenches” of the 2026 House of Representatives election — the races where Democratic or Republican candidates hold slight leads and in the center of the line, the races rated “toss ups” by the electoral pundits. You would … Read more
Trump’s approval plunges into the 20s
September 23, 2026
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An American Research Group poll published this week found Trump’s approval at just 29 percent — a new low for his presidency and a flashing warning sign for the congressional Republicans being dragged beneath a growing Blue Wave. ► Trump’s dismal approval rating is lower than any other president since 1952. ◄ “Whatever truths we … Read more
