Dear Readers Here is a sampling of how some of Arizona’s leaders celebrated Indigenous People’s Day on October 10, 2023. “Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. It is a day to recognize the sovereignty and resilience of indigenous peoples. The City of Tucson is located on the traditional lands that have been stewarded by the Tohono … Read more
Over the last 48 hours, the Conservative Majority on the United States Supreme Court has succeded in turning the clock back on affirmative action college acceptance guidance for minorities, sanctioning bigotry under the guise of free speech against all groups a prejudiced person has a problem with, and overruling the Biden/Harris Administration’s attempt to offer … Read more
The bombshell history-making indictment of Donald Trump for not turning over many documents labeled, confidential, classified, and top secret after his term, showing them to individuals in Florida who did not hold a security clearance, and keeping those sensitive papers in unsecured locations like a Mar A Largo ball and bathroom, have generated mostly polar … Read more
The Bipartisan Legislation to raise the National Debt Ceiling passed in the House of Representatives this evening by a vote of 314 to 117. Democrats were the ones that provided the pivotal votes (165 of them) for victory as 71 MAGA Republicans felt it was better to default on the full faith and credit of … Read more
Many of Arizonas leading Democrats offered their views of President Biden’s State of the Union Address on February 7, 2023. Please see the various posts from before and after the address. Always great to see Arizonans receiving national attention for their hard work and innovation. #SOTU2023 https://t.co/y6tffPav0q — Governor Katie Hobbs (@GovernorHobbs) February 8, 2023 … Read more