Vice President Pence should be thinking about the 25th Amendment.
September 30, 2019
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It has been a bad weekend for the 45th President. First, he went off the rails and called two Jewish Congressional Chairmen overseeing impeachment and the Ukraine affair along with members of the squad “savages.” Then the loyal surrogates sent to defend him on the Sunday talk shows (Rudy Giuliani, Stephen Miller, Jim Jordan, and … Read more
The KKK Endorsed Candidate Goes off the Rails Again.
September 29, 2019
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During the final stages of the Watergate “National Nightmare” (as President Ford called it in his first speech as the new Chief Executive), rumors surfaced that President Nixon had become increasingly reclusive and potentially unstable, prompting chief of staff Alexander Haig to create a stop-gap prevention system to halt any rash acts Nixon might take. … Read more
Political Calendar: Week of September 29, 2019
September 29, 2019
The Political Calendar is posted on Sundays. Please send us notice of your political events prior to the Sunday before your event 7 days would be most helpful). See the calendar icon in the right-hand column of the blog page for easy access to the calendar. Send notices of your events to blogforarizona@gmail.com. Note: For … Read more
Tamika Wooten wants Justice for All as the Next Maricopa County Attorney
September 27, 2019
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Democrats are fielding candidates for every Maricopa County office in 2020. Four Democrats are vying to be the next Maricopa County Attorney. Tamika Wooten, a close to 30 year experienced attorney, serving in prosecutorial, defense, and judicial capacities, is one of those four candidates. Vowing to fight for justice for all, Ms. Wooten sat down … Read more
As a Maricopa County Supervisor, Whitney Walker wants to promote Access and Opportunity for All.
September 27, 2019
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Maricopa County, the area that has the fourth largest population and has the highest growth rate in the country, has a regional government consisting of five elected supervisors along with an elected assessor, attorney, sheriff, court clerk, recorder, school superintendent, sheriff, and treasurer. It also has offices that deal with animals, veterans, traffic, health, and … Read more
Trump digs his hole deeper with witness intimidation to obstruct justice
September 27, 2019
The New York Times today reveals a little too much information about the whistleblower — the editors clearly know who the whistleblower is — that makes it easy to identify whom the whistleblower is by going through the roster of who was assigned to the White House on specific dates. Nevertheless, we can assume that … Read more
