Guest Editorial: Sometimes Three’s A Crowd

By Alexander Lomax I recently wrote about how crowded the race for Governor has become on the Republican side, but perhaps we can say the same about the Democratic side today. This morning (as of writing), Arizona legislator Aaron Lieberman announced that he will be running for Governor, joining Secretary of State Katie Hobbs and former Nogales Mayor Marco Lopez. … Read More

Guest Editorial: DREAMers Keep on Dreaming

By Laine Alexander The campaign to give DREAMers in-state tuition has begun again. The Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (Dream) Act was introduced in 2001 and has since then, repeatedly failed to pass. Arizona State Legislature voted earlier this year, to ask voters in November 2022 if they want to partially repeal a 2006 ballot measure that banned … Read More

Kari Lake for Governor Campaign Reaches Signature Milestone

PHOENIX, Arizona – The Kari Lake for Governor Campaign has surpassed the amount of signatures needed to qualify her for the ballot in 2022, based on current projections. With over 8,400 signatures collected online in just over 3 weeks, the campaign expects to have one of the highest signature turn-ins ever by next March. This is also believed to be … Read More

Guest Editorial: Peace Has Been Restored

By Scottsdale Pinetop Peace offerings can be a powerful and resourceful political instrument in the international toolbox when helping to bring peace to fractured parts of the world. Just look at the historic 1979 Camp David Accords between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, with the assist of President Jimmy Carter, that ended the 30-year state … Read More

Guest Editorial: Jump In, the Water’s Fine Part II

Ok, Now It’s a Bit Crowded By Alexander Lomax In my last post, I talked about the Secretary of State race and how there are two strong options on the Democratic side. Well as any behavioral psychologist will tell you, giving a consumer too many different options is often negative, and in the same vein, there is such thing as … Read More

Guest Editorial: Jump In, the Water’s Fine

By Alexander Lomax Statewide races in Arizona are starting to get hot and heavy on both sides of the aisle. Many consultants have been waiting for the chess pieces to move on the board, and they got a few big moves recently; after Katie Hobbs announced for Governor, former Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes formally announced his run to succeed … Read More

**2021 Tickets Now On Sale For 10th Anniversary Scottsdale Polo Party**

“Best Polo Event In the World” Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships Returns Saturday, October 23rd Enjoy a Festive Milestone ­­­­Event With Top American Polo Star Nic Roldan, Exciting New Match-Ups and Expanded Experiences  (SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.) – It’s been almost 10 years since The Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships: Presented by Talking Stick Resort, also known as The Polo Party debuted on the … Read More

I’m running for Secretary of State…

I have some big news… Yesterday I announced my campaign for Arizona Secretary of State. We need to secure our elections and make the office work for all Arizonans again. I’m running for Secretary of State for you, the people. Our elections are not secure, our businesses are not served, and our needs are not served in this politicized office. … Read More

Guest Editorial: Maybe COVID Wasn’t All Bad

By Alexander Lomax All across the world, people are yearning for a return to everyday life, or at least whatever that will look like in 2021. Along with the return of staples of normalcy, we have seen a pent-up energy being released in less-than-ideal ways. Jumping onto the courts and fields of professional sports, throwing items at players, and throwing … Read More