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Petersen Calls For Meeting With Hobbs To Discuss Recent Administrative Actions

Jul 6, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | One of Arizona’s leading Republicans is seeking a meeting with the state’s chief executive over her recent actions over abortion. Senate President Warren Petersen sent a letter to Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs, hoping to...

Gov. Hobbs Using $60 Million Intended For Homeless To House, Feed Illegal Immigrants

Jul 6, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The $60 million promised by Gov. Katie Hobbs to house the homeless in this latest budget is now being used to house, feed, and provide resources to illegal immigrants as well. Gov. Katie Hobbs hailed the funding as a...

Democrat Survey Discovers Latino Voters More Right-Leaning Than In Past

Jul 6, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Arizona’s Latino voters may be more likely to vote Republican in the 2024 presidential election, based on the latest surveys of Latino voters. This voter shift was noted in a recent focus group conducted in...

Arizona Republican Legislators Take On Biden Administration’s EPA

Jul 5, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona Republican legislators are fighting back against the Biden Administration’s environmental schemes. On Thursday, Republicans in the state legislature publicized the transmission of two letters to the U.S. Environmental...

Pinal County Elections Director ‘Really, Not Respectfully’ Quits

Jul 5, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Pinal County Elections Director Geraldine (Geri) Roll quit her job, leaving the county once again without a leader on election administration. Roll alleged that politicization of the office had created a hostile work...

Tempe Gives Six-Figure Salary To New City Manager Behind Woke Reforms, COVID Lockdowns

Jul 5, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | Last week, the city of Tempe approved a $315,000 salary for their new city manager, Rosa Inchausti, a principal figure behind Tempe’s diversity initiatives, police reform, and COVID-19 lockdowns. The $315,000 salary...

Arizonans Celebrating Fourth Of July Paying More Than They Were Two Years Ago

Jul 4, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Americans celebrating the Fourth of July are paying more than they were two years ago. According to the 2023 American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) marketbasket survey, American families might expect to pay $67.73 for a...

Hoffman Tells Hobbs No More Nomination Hearings Until Sides Sit Down To Talk

Jul 4, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | A Republican Senator is working to hold the Governor’s Office accountable to its constitutional constraints in the wake of three controversial Executive Orders. Senator Jake Hoffman, the Chairman of the Committee on Director...

Officials Around Arizona Recognize Youth Stepping Up For Military Service

Jul 3, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona’s Superintendent of Public Instruction shared a helpful announcement about a new feature for high school students seeking information about careers in the U.S. military. In a release sent last week, the Arizona...

Arizona Politicians Split On Student Loan Ruling

Jul 3, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | Arizona elected officials found no shortage of material to react to from the U.S. Supreme Court’s latest term. On Friday, the nation’s highest court released its opinion in Biden v. Nebraska, striking down the president’s...

Arizona Politicians Speak Out On Supreme Court Free Speech Ruling

Jul 3, 2023

By Daniel Stefanski | On its last day of the term, the U.S. Supreme Court gave a major victory for the First Amendment, leading to mixed reactions from Arizona elected officials and advocates. In a 6-3 opinion authored by Justice Neil Gorsuch, the...

Phoenix Officials Visit Portland, Oregon For Advice On Handling Homelessness

Jul 2, 2023

By Corinne Murdock | The city of Phoenix sought advice on handling homelessness from another city plagued by the same problem: Portland, Oregon. City officials attended a “homelessness summit” in May. Officials included Gina Montes, deputy...