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“This is a Dark Moment We Live In:” Thanks to Yesterday’s Supreme Court Ruling, Donald Trump Can Instigate Military Tribunals Against His Political Enemies

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“This is a dark moment we live in.” Those words, expressed this morning by former Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger, were partially in response to the Conservative Majority on the United States Supreme Court’s ruling that granted 34 Times Convicted, Twice Impeacehed, Traitor, and Sexual Assaulter Donald ‘I Killed Roe v Wade’ Trump absolute immunity if … Read more

Seven Years Since Gorsuch, Elections Have Consequences

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Conor O’Callaghan is running for Congress as a Democrat in AZ01. He is an Irish immigrant who grew up in Congressional District 1. He excelled in Scottsdale public schools, which took him to an Ivy League university. Conor has a B.S. in Economics, a B.A.S. in Engineering, and a Master’s in Public Administration from the … Read more

It Appears that President Biden and his Team are Better Negotiators on the Debt Limit than We Gave Them Credit for

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Last night, Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden, after a reported hour-and-a-half phone call between the two, concluded a deal in principle that had been mostly worked out by their negotiating teams, to raise the national debt ceiling in exchange for spending and other measures sought by the former Party of Lincoln. It appears … Read more

Arizona Democrats Condemn MAGA Republicans for Imposing Draconian Measures Restricting Women’s Bodily Autonomy

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The Arizona Democratic Party held a press call earlier today (July 19, 2022,) condemning MAGA Republicans for imposing draconian measures restricting women’s bodily autonomy. The panelists were Party Chairwoman and State Senator Raquel Teran, Tucson Mayor Regina Romero, Nurse Practitioner, and Legislative District Nine State Senate Candidate Eva Burch, and State Senator/Arizona Treasurer candidate Martin … Read more