School Board Races will be at Center of the Culture Wars in 2022
December 30, 2021
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While many voters will be paying to Gubernatorial, State, Congressional and Legislative electoral contests in 2022, there is another set of non-partisan races that could determine how children are educated and protected in schools in Arizona and across the country. These are the races for school board seats on district governing boards. Designed to be … Read more
Mark Brnovich Actions are Disturbing, Dishonest, and Unethical
December 30, 2021
The Arizona Attorney General’s number one job is to be the advocate for all Arizonans. In some sense, when he was elected, he was retained by the taxpayers to do the job of keeping us safe. In fact, I’m pretty sure suing his own client isn’t in his job description. Rather, like so many of … Read more
January 6 Committee Wants ‘Traitor’ Kevin McCarthy To Sit For An Interview (Just Issue The Subpoena Now)
December 30, 2021
ABC News reports, Jan. 6 committee chairman could seek interview with GOP leader Kevin McCarthy: Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., the chairman of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, invited House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., on Wednesday to sit for an interview with investigators. “If he has information he wants to … Read more
‘We’re Not Having An Inflation Problem. We’re Having A Corporate Greed Problem.’ Put The Blame Where It Belongs
December 29, 2021
If Congress is so concerned about inflation, why have we heard nothing from Congress about companies engaging in illegal price fixing, price gouging and profiteering from pandemic supply-chain disruptions? Why have we heard nothing about corporate monopoly power which makes this possible? More importantly, why has the corporate media not been reporting about this? (The … Read more
Arizona Independent (sic) Redistricting Commission Brazenly Hijacked By Partisan Republicans
December 29, 2021
Voters across the country have enacted Independent Redistricting Commissions as a good government reform to take partisan gerrymandering (in which politicians select their own voters to create “safe” districts) out of the redistricting process, hoping that a nonpartisan commission would produce competitive districts so that voting actually matters. It was a good concept, but it hasn’t … Read more
Attorney General Candidate Kris Mayes Goes After Mark Brnovich’s Conduct in Office
December 29, 2021
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It seems current Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich will do almost anything to secure the Republican Nomination for the United States Senate seat in 2022. Like working to make it harder for people to vote. Just look at last summers Supreme Court ruling, brought in part by Brnovich, that effectively gutted portions of the Voting Rights … Read more
The Pentagon Thwarted A Rogue President’s Attempted Coup D’etat
December 28, 2021
One of the unanswered questions about January 6 is why the National Guard took more than three hours to arrive at the Capitol after D.C. authorities and Capitol Police called for immediate assistance. Ryan Goodman and Justin Hendrix report a disturbing answer at Just Security. Crisis of Command: The Pentagon, The President, and January 6: … Read more




