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AZ Freedom Caucus Conducts Walkout, Plans Lawsuit To Push Back On Hobbs

Jan 10, 2023

By Terri Jo Neff | Several Republican lawmakers opted to walkout or turn their backs as a sign of protest during Monday’s State of the State address by Gov. Katie Hobbs. And the same group intends to move forward with plans to initiate a lawsuit...

Concerns Raised As Governor Aims To Grow Workforce With Executive Orders And 100 Day Initiative

Jan 9, 2023

By Terri Jo Neff | Her office says Gov. Katie Hobbs intends to unleash “Arizonan innovation” in order to grow the State’s workforce. This includes the first executive order of Hobbs’ term along with a 100 Day Initiative which was announced Tuesday....

University of Arizona is Paying for Employees and Kids’ Gender Reassignment Surgeries

Jan 8, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | New year, new policy: the University of Arizona (UArizona) began paying for gender reassignment surgeries for both employees and their children on Jan. 1. UArizona will cover up to $10,000 for these procedures through a newly...

Gov. Katie Hobbs’ Spokeswoman Supported FBI Most Wanted Terrorist

Jan 8, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Gov. Katie Hobbs selected as her spokeswoman a leader of two leftist dark money organizations and supporter of an FBI Most Wanted terrorist. Hobbs’ spokeswoman, Josselyn Berry, served as leadership in two organizations that...

Jewish Rights Group Falsely Claims UArizona Professor Murdered Due to Antisemitism

Jan 7, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | A prominent Jewish rights group falsely claimed that the University of Arizona (UArizona) professor shot and killed last October was targeted due to antisemitism. The Simon Wiesenthal Center named the UArizona slaying...

Lake’s Election Challenge Appeal Won’t Be Expedited To Supreme Court

Jan 7, 2023

By Terri Jo Neff | The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake must start her election challenge appeal at the Arizona Court of Appeals – Division 1, rejecting Lake’s argument for a transfer of the case in hopes...

University of Phoenix Hosted ‘Equity Challenge’ for Staff

Jan 6, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Last month, the University of Phoenix hosted a 21-day “equity challenge” for its staff. The challenge was voluntary for faculty and staff, and hosted by the Office of Educational Equity. Focus areas for...

Gov. Katie Hobbs Keeps Inauguration Donations Secret

Jan 6, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Gov. Katie Hobbs won’t disclose how much her inauguration ceremony will cost, or how much donors paid for it. Hobbs’ decision to withhold the donors’ identities not only contradicts her campaign promises but past...

Hobbs’ First Executive Order Prohibits Gender Identity Discrimination

Jan 5, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Governor Katie Hobbs’ first executive order prohibits gender identity discrimination in state employment and contracts. The order directs the Department of Administration to establish procedures by April 1, 2023...

Katie Hobbs Laughed When Asked If She Will Uphold Constitution During Inauguration

Jan 4, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Governor Katie Hobbs laughed when asked if she would uphold the Arizona Constitution during her swearing in on Monday. The individual to swear in Hobbs was her longtime lawyer, ally, and friend: Roopali Desai, a...

Gov. Ducey Appointed Six New Judges to Appeals Court in Final Days of Administration

Jan 4, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | As one of his last acts as governor, Doug Ducey appointed six judges to the Arizona Court of Appeals. Ducey appointed Michael Catlett, Anni Hill Foster, and Daniel Kiley to Division I, and Lacey Stover...

AOC Cozies Up to Rep. Gosar After Anniversary Of Her Claim That He’s a Threat

Jan 4, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | It appears that Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ-09) wasn't a white supremacist posing a real threat of violence after all. On Tuesday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14) was captured engaging in a friendly conversation...

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