By: Timothy Sandefur, The Goldwater Insitute The Goldwater Institute scored a critical victory for a little girl in danger of being taken from the only family she has ever known. This victory before the Arizona Court of Appeals also boosts the Goldwater Institute’s ongoing federal challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act. The little girl known as “A.D.” was born … Read More
Ken Bennett Announces Graham County Endorsements
By: Ken Bennett for Congress Maricopa, AZ – Arizona businessman and former Secretary of State Ken Bennett proudly announced today the endorsement of Graham County elected officials supporting his campaign to represent Arizona’s 1st Congressional District. County Supervisors Jim Palmer, Drew John, and Danny Smith, Safford Mayor Chris Gibbs, Thatcher Mayor Bob Rivera, Pima Councilman C.B. Fletcher, and Graham Community … Read More
Governor Scott Walker Endorses Andy Biggs
By: Andy Biggs “Andy has a plan to reform Washington and rein in the out-of-control federal government” Gilbert – Today, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker announced his endorsement for Andy Biggs to replace retiring Congressman Matt Salmon in Arizona’s Fifth Congressional District. Governor Walker, widely-acclaimed by conservatives across America for taking on special interests and winning, becomes the latest major conservative … Read More
Scottsdale’s Own P. T. Barnum—Bob Littlefield
By: Jim Derouin Scottsdale’s version of P. T. Barnum, Bob Littlefield, is back. After twelve unproductive years on the City Council, he needs a job and is now running for Mayor. He wrote a column in The Scottsdale Republic, which portrays himself as a crusader for citizen issues, entitled: “Scottsdale Needs a Leader Who Will Protect Its Unique Character.” Well, … Read More
My Turn: Why I picked Andy Biggs to replace me as congressman
By: Matt Salmon Arizona Republic August 7, 2016 It wasn’t a hard decision to leave Congress. I missed my wife, my children and my grandchildren. No matter how hard I was able to fight for the futures of my loved ones in Washington, D.C., every time I came home I was reminded of how much I was leaving behind – and … Read More
DID YOU HEAR THE NEWS FROM THE DEBATE!
By: Weiers for Mayor Mark Burdick and I had our candidate debate in Glendale yesterday and if anyone thought he was going to change his message, they had another thing coming. True to form, Mark kept talking down Glendale and he even insisted yet again that “No matter what anyone says, our crime rate has gone up!” Of course he’s … Read More
FORMER SPEAKER NEWT GINGRICH ENDORSES JOHN McCAIN
By Friends of John McCain “I know how hard John works for veterans, for the military, for our national security– and I know that John McCain is a national treasure.” Phoenix, AZ —Today, Former Speaker Newt Gingrich endorsed John McCain’s reelection to the United States Senate, citing his leadership on National Security. “I strongly endorse Senator John McCain,” said Speaker Gingrich. “A genuine American hero, a … Read More
Scottsdale 85255
America knows Beverly Hills 90210 as one of America’s most famous zip codes. It’s starting to know Scottsdale 85255 as one of its best. According to the Arizona Republic’s Catherine Reagor the northern Scottsdale neighborhoods of McDowell Mountain Ranch, DC Ranch and Grayhawk have surging property values. And for good reason. They are uniquely somewhere. At the base of the … Read More
How Artists Change The World
By David Brooks New York Times, The Opinion Pages As usual, there were a ton of artists and musicians at the political conventions this year. And that raises some questions. How much should artists get involved in politics? How can artists best promote social change? Click here to read more.
ENDORSED by Jan Brewer
By Sheriff Paul Babeu for Congress To many it may seem like our nation is in dark times, but with the right leaders, we can make America strong and safe again. Former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer is one of those people. A firebrand who stood up to President Obama and was the architect of Arizona’s economic comeback. She’s not to … Read More