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Infrastructure Week just before the Holidays in Phoenix: “The Future is Here”
December 21, 2022
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego has often said “the future is here in Phoenix.” Last week’s exciting infrastructure developments in the fifth-largest city in the country have proven again how right she has been with that forecast. Just before the holidays, the Mayor and Phoenix City Council Members have marked: The approval to start purchasing new
Sign up for Spring UA Humanities Seminars
December 21, 2022
Want to view this email as a webpage? View online here. Spring Courses Coming Soon! Registration Opens Online Monday, November 21 at 8 AM (AZ Time) “The Humanities Seminars Program is back for another exciting semester! Join us this Spring in the entirely upgraded Dorothy Rubel Room on campus OR bring HSP with you anywhere in the world.
Mohave County Judge Schedules A Trial For Abe Hamadeh To Prove His Speculative Claims About Maricopa County Election Irregularities
December 21, 2022
Forum shopping paid off for Abe Hamadeh. Mohave County Judge Lee Jantzen, a Jan Brewer appointee who has been reelected several times, made a questionable decision to allow Abraham Hamadeh to present evidence at trial after failing to present any evidence on the motion to dismiss in his election challenge. If he had any evidence,
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Discusses The Achievements of 2022 and the Goals for 2023
December 20, 2022
It has been an exciting year of progress for Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, the City Council, and local residents. Among the many positive developments have been: The commencement of projects funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and CHIPS Act for areas like low-no emission buses, the semiconductor industry, and places like Sky Harbor Airport. Increased
What Will be Determined at Trial in Lake v. Hobbs? A Plain Talk Analysis.
December 20, 2022
Unexpectedly – at least to any of the attorneys familiar with election contests with whom I am in contact – Kari Lake’s case was allowed to proceed to trial on 2 of the 10 counts alleged in Lake’s complaint. What are those two counts and how likely is Lake to establish either or both of
If Elected the Next Chairperson of the Arizona Democratic Party, Yolanda Bejarano will Work to Turn the State Legislature Blue
December 20, 2022
With Raquel Terán becoming the new Senate Democratic Leader, Arizona Democrats will be choosing a new Party Chairperson in 2023. Current Vice Chair Yolanda Bejarano would like to be that person. A one-time Yuma area resident and current union organizer and leader with the Communication Workers of America (CWA,) Vice Chair Bejarano has had years
#KraziKari Fully Melts Down at Turning Point in Phoenix. Watch Her Full Diatribe, and Despair of the #AZGOP.
December 20, 2022
On Sunday at the Turning Point Action’s AmFest in Phoenix, Kari Lake repeated her greatest hits of lies and misinformation: she attacked the media repeatedly (though only TPUSA media producers were present); lied about 300K ballots without a chain of custody and lies that 25K votes ‘just appeared’ (both claims debunked and dismissed by the
Negotiators Agree To Omnibus Spending Bill, Must Be Approved By Friday To Avoid Government Shutdown
December 20, 2022
Update to Congress Gives Itself One More Week To Pass The Omnibus Spending Bill. The New York Times reports, Lawmakers Unveil Sprawling Spending Bill to Avoid Shutdown: Top lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled a sprawling spending package that would keep the government open through next fall after reaching a compromise on billions of dollars in federal
