By Bob and Kathy Littlefield Dear Friends: Councilmember Guy Phillips just announced he is running for re-election to the Scottsdale City Council in the 2016 city election. We are supporting Guy and urge all of you to do so also. While we don’t agree with Guy on every issue, he has been a strong and consistent opponent of the parasitic … Read More
Big News…I’m in!
By Sheriff Paul Babeu Friend, We’ve been saying it for years … Washington, DC needs a new sheriff in town. There’s cleaning up to do. It’s time to arrest all the spending and debt created in Washington. It’s time to arrest the flow of illegal immigration into this country that makes a mockery of the rule of law. And it’s … Read More
Paper or Plastic?
Back in May of this year, Arizona lawmakers made it illegal for cities to impose plastic bag bans. Tempe has since decided to try and stand up and change this law to allow the banning of single-use plastic bags. Not only does this law prevent any city in the state from banning plastic bags, it also prevents any city in … Read More
One Nation Under God. Cool Heads in Coolidge
On Monday, September 21, Coolidge, Ariz. voted on a highly controversial issue: whether or not to limit the prayer before a city council meeting to only Christian prayer. The proposal was unanimously shot down. When Councilman Rob Hudelson, a pastor for a local Baptist church, brought the topic forth on September 14, the topic was passed into a proposal by … Read More
Let's Put Scottsdale First!
By Scottsdale Councilmember Virginia Korte PLEASE VOTE YES FOR SCOTTSDALE BONDS! Since 1989, Scottsdale’s citizens have demonstrated great foresight, fiscal responsibility, and logical long-range planning having passed capital bond projects totaling over $700 million dollars. Such purposeful investments resulted in the funding of what continues to make our city thrive and our citizens’ quality of life stellar: libraries, parks, senior … Read More
Guest Column: Sick? Go ahead and take the day off!
Who hasn’t woken up with the sniffles and debated whether or not it is worth taking the day off and losing pay, or going to work sick and being miserable? The latter option exposes everyone you come into contact that day with your germs but it might be your only choice if you can’t lose any portion of your paycheck. … Read More
Urge California governor to sign Right To Try into law
By Lee Templar Director of Foundation Relations The Goldwater Institute California is poised to become the 25th state that adopts the Right To Try—a law that will help terminally ill patients try promising new medicines pending final approval from the Food and Drug Administration. But Governor Jerry Brown might veto the Right To Try. We need your help to persuade … Read More
A Necessary & Stylish Move For Scottsdale Fashion Square
Fiesta Mall in Mesa is about dead. Los Arcos Mall in Scottsdale died years ago. Metrocenter is trying to reinvent itself as so many other malls are doing across the country. The changing retail landscape driven by increased online sales demands it. Look at Biltmore Fashion Park which now seems more a tony food court than mall. That brings us … Read More
AZ education plan gets thumbs up from Forbes
Dear Friend , Forbes is now highlighting Governor Ducey’s forward-thinking plan to fund K-12 education without raising taxes. Read and share this column on how Arizona is leading the way with smart policy: Back To School: Arizona Gov. Ducey’s Smart Education Plan Travis H. Brown Forbes 9/14/2015 With a promising business environment and a governor who understands smart fiscal policy, … Read More
Conservative Kelli Ward Is Leading John McCain By 9 Points In The Polls!
Arizona Republicans Want To Replace John McCain With A True Conservative! It is Time For John McCain To Retire! By Restore American Liberty Conservative Kelli Ward is officially leading John McCain for the first time in the polls! In a recent poll from independent firm Gravis Marketing, Kelli Ward was the choice of 45% of registered Arizona Republican primary voters … Read More