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A Local News Anchor Receiving an Award from a Teachers’ Union Shows Why the Media Can’t Be Trusted

Feb 12, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | This is probably hard to believe, but there once was a day when journalists didn’t feel the need to include their own slants and biases. When they didn’t make themselves a part of the story. When they would simply report the news....

How More Illegals Started Voting in AZ Elections and How House Bill 2492 Is Going to Fix It

Feb 9, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | Two weeks ago, we outlined the history of the federal only voter list. As a summary, in 2004 Arizona voters approved Prop 200 which required county recorders to reject any application for registration that did not include...

Republican Lawmakers Want to Throw a Measure on the November Ballot That Would Increase Democrat Turnout

Feb 6, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | It’s not every day that one political party would seek to find a way to get more of its opponents to vote. But this is 2022, and apparently some Republican lawmakers just can’t help themselves. Earlier this week, the Senate...

Just What We Need—Here Comes the Anti-Work Movement

Feb 3, 2022

By Dr. Thomas Patterson | On Fox News recently, the leader of an “anti-work subreddit” with over 100,000 followers, caused a stir by claiming that “laziness” was a virtuous lifestyle choice, which should be freely available. She depicted work as a form of...

California Ran Out of One-Way U-Hauls Last Year Thanks to Its Woke Policies

Jan 30, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | People are waking up. And you don’t need to look for proof much further than the amount of people who have left California recently. In fact, the migration from our neighbors to the West got so bad that the state lost a...

The Claims About Voting Rights Being Taken Away Are Completely Bogus

Jan 21, 2022

By Dr. Thomas Patterson | Democrats may have messed up on inflation, immigration, and Afghanistan, not to mention China, Russia, Covid, and crime, but they are determined to have a win over “voting rights.” President Biden has declared it his number one issue,...

Project 1623: an Antidote to the Poison of NY Times’ Project 1619

Jan 16, 2022

By David Leeper | In August, 2019, the New York Times began driving an ill-conceived propaganda campaign called Project 1619, named for the year that slavery first came to America in the Jamestown, Virginia colony. It is that year, argued...

Race-Based Rationing of COVID Treatments Is Unethical and Should Be Banned

Jan 15, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | Democrats love to talk about the need of establishing a “universal” health care system that provides everyone with the same quality of care. That was the major theme pushed by the left and the media when Obamacare was signed into...

Governor Ducey Takes Action to Protect Students and Parents from More School Shutdowns

Jan 8, 2022

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | By now, you’re probably fed up with talking about school shutdowns. And frankly, we’re getting fed up with fighting the left on this issue. But leave it to the teachers’ unions and RedforEd to call for more school shutdowns right...

Free Speech and the Great Barrington Declaration

Jan 6, 2022

By Dr. Thomas Patterson | The controversy over COVID management is not a medical disagreement but a political fight. It’s also a free speech issue, the question of whether those who disagree with the political/medical status-quo should be silenced. Although we have...

Arizona Republic Report Leaves Out Important Details and Context On Universal Licensing

Jan 4, 2022

By Jeffrey A. Singer | The Arizona Republic recently published a report entitled, “Universal Licensing: Arizona opened the doors to less qualified workers‐the public bears the risk.” In its investigation of Arizona’s universal licensing recognition law enacted in...

This Past Year Proves We Cannot Ignore School Board Elections

Dec 29, 2021

By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | For a long time, school board elections have been one of the easiest to ignore. Maybe it’s because the names on the ballot don’t stand out as much as the candidates for President, Governor, or U.S. Senate. Maybe it’s because...