The KKK Endorsed Candidate Steps in It Again by calling the Coronavirus the Chinese Virus

The KKK Endorsed Candidate Steps in It Again by calling the Coronavirus the Chinese Virus

March 18, 2020

EJ Montini of AZ Central noted in his most recent column that Mr. Trump has resorted to calling the Coronavirus “The Chinese Virus” in retaliation for operatives from China spreading a false conspiracy theory that the American military called the virus. When asked about this at the daily Coronavirus briefing this morning where it was … Read more

Congress is not serious about the size and the scope of economic stimulus needed

Congress is not serious about the size and the scope of economic stimulus needed

March 18, 2020

Above Photo: Unemployment line in the Great Depression. This would not be allowed today under the CDC guidelines for the coronavirus pandemic (not allowed to congregate in restaurants, six feet of spacing for social distancing). We are living in interesting times, as the old Chinese curse goes. In an unprecedented move in modern history, the … Read more

Do the Arizona State House Republicans Know there is a Health Crisis

Do the Arizona State House Republicans Know there is a Health Crisis

March 17, 2020

The Republicans in the Arizona State House did something today that on the surface makes sense. They suspended House rules to allow remote off-site voting from non-Capitol locations. That makes sense considering that, during this Coronavirus Crisis, no more than 10 people should be together in a social gathering. Democrats would support this move if … Read more

Results from Arizona 2020 Presidential Preference Election (PPE) – updated

Results from Arizona 2020 Presidential Preference Election (PPE) – updated

March 17, 2020

The Arizona Secretary of State has released the returns tonight from the AZ Democratic PPE. Early voting began on Feb. 19. Here’s the list of Presidential candidates’ votes based on how they appeared on the ballot (at least here in Pima County). Most candidates had publicly withdrawn by March 17, so not many left on … Read more

It is Time to Bring Voting in Arizona and the United States into the Twenty First Century

It is Time to Bring Voting in Arizona and the United States into the Twenty First Century

March 17, 2020

As Blog for Arizona Founder Michael Bryan stated in his March 15 piece on Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes taking the initiative on sending mail-in ballots to Valley Residents so they could avoid going to polling centers during the Coronavirus: “Maybe this crisis will have the silver lining of making the need for voting registration … Read more

Mayors Evans, Gallego, and Romero Declare State of Emergencies in Flagstaff, Phoenix, and Tucson

Mayors Evans, Gallego, and Romero Declare State of Emergencies in Flagstaff, Phoenix, and Tucson

March 17, 2020

Over the last 24 hours, Mayors Coral Evans of Flagstaff, Kate Gallego of Phoenix, and Regina Romero of Tucson have issued State of Emergency Proclamations for their respected cities to combat the spread of the Coronavirus. While all three Mayors had taken steps over the last couple of weeks to fight the spread of the … Read more

Senator Martha McSally Refuses to Support Mandatory Paid Sick Leave in Coronavirus TownHall

Senator Martha McSally Refuses to Support Mandatory Paid Sick Leave in Coronavirus TownHall

March 17, 2020

If this crisis has demonstrated anything, it is that incentivizing workers to come to work sick is, if nothing else, terrible from a public health perspective, not to mention a serious threat to the income security of working families. However, today Senator McSally, on a telephone town hall with over 20,000 people in attendance, declined … Read more

Put People First in the Next $850 Billion Stimulus Bill

Put People First in the Next $850 Billion Stimulus Bill

March 17, 2020

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has proposed a $750 stimulus package to help people get through the Coronavirus. According to journalists at the Washington Post, Schumer’s ideas would: “Expand unemployment insurance (probably also build on the sick leave provisions on last week’s House bill,) provide money for schools, public transportation, expand Medicaid funding, expand more … Read more

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