Arizona’s Tax Regime Improves But Arizona Ranks High In Other Measures Of Freedom
Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes Arizona has moved up in rankings determined by the Tax Foundation, but still can’t break into the Top 10. The Tax Foundation just came out with its 2024 State Business Tax Climate Index. The bad news is that Arizona does not make it into the Top 10. The good news […]
Biden Admin Threatens COVID Funds over Arizona’s School Mask Mandate Ban
Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes Arizona has two months to let schools force mask mandates or risk losing its share of COVID-19 aid from the federal government. In a letter from the U.S. Treasury Department sent to Gov. Doug Ducey’s office Friday, the Treasury reiterated its position stated in October 2021, warning that the state […]
The Latest Notion On How To Fix Arizona’s Universities
Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes A new study claims that increased state funding will increase college enrollment, which will in turn bring billions in economic gains to the state. A group named Education Forward Arizona says that if enrollment at Arizona’s three public universities is increased by 20 percent through increased state funding, $5 billion […]
Arizona’s ‘Unconstitutional’ Elections Manual Criminalizes Free Speech, Disenfranchises Voters
Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘The Vote Nullification Provision is particularly problematic … given Arizona’s status nationally as both a swing and potentially tipping-point state.’ Arizona’s guidance for election workers violates Americans’ First Amendment right to free speech and may disenfranchise voters, a lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges. Brought against Secretary of State Adrian Fontes, Gov. […]
What You Need To Know About Next Week’s Court Hearing On Arizona’s 2022 AG Race
Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes On May 16, the Mohave County Superior Court will hear oral arguments on a motion for a new trial filed by former Arizona attorney general candidate Abraham Hamadeh and the Republican National Committee (RNC) over last year’s attorney general election. In their filing, Hamadeh and the RNC are arguing that […]
Republicans say Arizona’s 2020 disaster is a lesson learned- Washington Examiner
As former President Donald Trump‘s campaign kicks off the dust of the Ronna McDaniel days at the Republican National Committee, it is embracing a different strategy to avoid the disaster that the GOP suffered in Arizona four years ago. From developing relationships with conservative grassroots groups to embracing Demcorats’ early ballots initiatives, Republicans are racing […]
Arizona’s Army of Reformers is Defeating Red Tape
Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes In Ancient times, Greek armies used a battle technique known as a phalanx, which involved soldiers lining up in close formation in a block, with their emblemed shields held high and spears jutting forward or in the air. The tactic was perfected by none other than Alexander the Great, who […]
Maricopa County Made Arizona’s Elections Even More Of A Disaster Than People Realize
‘This was a horrible thing to experience. Poll workers conveyed a shocking lack of competence — it actually looked like willful incompetence,’ a Maricopa poll observer said. After it trained upwards of 50,000 poll watchers, poll workers, and other roles for ongoing citizen engagement in the election process over the year leading up to […]
Arizona’s Senator Sinema Rattles the Democrats
Just as the Democrats felt comfortable with complete control of the Senate, Arizona Senator Krysten Sinema announced she would become an “independent ” and not caucus with either party [she has since announced she will caucus with the Democrat party]. Her position she made clear in a glossy youtube release below. While we admire […]
The Stench From Arizona’s Acquisition Of Ashford
A rotten stench wafts from the muck surrounding the University of Arizona’s acquisition of Ashford University. A rotten stench wafts from the muck surrounding the University of Arizona’s acquisition of Ashford University. I need a shower. Maybe that will remove the stench from digging in the muck surrounding the University of Arizona’s acquisition in 2020 […]