Is there a blue wave coming to Arizona this November? Both Republican and Democratic members of the Arizona State Legislature seem to think so. Some of the current majority party are asking Democrats if they will treat them fairly, unlike the Republicans did, if they take one or more both chambers this November. Some of … Read more
This is the 100-word summary that went on voter ballot petitions for Invest in Ed. How is this unclear? How is this as Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Christopher Coury stated in his obtuse decision to throw the Invest in Ed initiative off the November ballot “opaque?” To the 435,669 people who signed the petition … Read more
On June 14, 2020, State Representatives Mitzi Epstein and Jennifer Jermaine along with State Senator Sean Bowie held a town hall for the residents of Legislative District 18. Please click on the link below and see them discuss the issues leading up to election day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Figwaoi2G8&feature=youtu.be&emci=31461ae8-d9b0-ea11-9b05-00155d039e74&emdi=42095160-87b1-ea11-9b05-00155d039e74&ceid=1312334 Please remember: Primary Election Day is on … Read more
Governor Doug Ducey, appearing at today’s press gathering wearing a mask, has, for the moment, refound reality and deferred to local authorities on whether or not residents should be allowed to publicly wear masks during the Coronavirus. At the event, Mr. Ducey finally said what others have known for a while about COVID 19 in … Read more
Yesterday at a press conference, where Arizona Governor Doug Ducey more or less incorrectly said all is well (please read Michael Bryan’s piece from June 4, 2020, for more details) with regards to the Coronavirus, the Grand Canyon State Chief Executive also expressed a willingness to listen to the concerns of citizens outraged by the … Read more