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The Importance Of The 2012 New Hampshire Primary
Although the New Hampshire Primary is scheduled to be held on the second Tuesday in March, it hasn’t been held in March since back in the ’70s. New Hampshire is proud to hold the first Presidential Primary Election every four … Continue reading
Mitt Romney Wins Iowa Caucus, Rick Santorum Close Behind
Last year was a busy year for the Republican candidates for president; it seemed as if they had a thousand debates. There was all the talk about who was running and who wasn’t. Polls began showing Governor Mitt Romney as … Continue reading
Zombies Vs. Vampires: Which Side Are You On?
I like zombies. Something about the walking dead has appealed to me since I was a kid. They are the working class of the monster realm. I have found that a gender gap exists when it comes to zombies. Guys … Continue reading
Political Demonization of Phoenix Labor Unions
It’s Wrong To Demonize Labor Unions As The Sole Source Of Pain To Taxpayers September 11, 2011 was the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Almost 3,000 innocent people lost their lives during those terrorist attacks. 411 of those killed were emergency … Continue reading
Auto-Dialer Attack On Wes Gullett And Family, Mattox’s Response
Claude Mattox‘s statement regarding the attack on Wes Gullett: In the strongest possible terms, I condemn the actions of the individual or organization responsible for the deplorable attack on Wes Gullett and his family this afternoon. To say there … Continue reading
Politicians Need To Travel, But They Also Have To Be Aware Of The Pitfalls
In light of the Fiesta Bowl scandal, we can expect a higher level of scrutiny when it comes to our elected officials and their travel. People will be very fixated on our politicians’ trips abroad and the reasons for them. … Continue reading
Loving To Hate Politicians Is An Old Sport
We love to hate our elected officials. It seems like the American system of representative-democracy is based off of a cycle where we elect leaders and then become disillusioned with them. There is a logical reason why this happens. A … Continue reading
A Great American Tragedy: Gabrielle Giffords the target
We live in a great country. We have a stable government. We have incredible wealth when compared to so many other parts of the world. I don’t know about you, but I often take these things for granted. When I … Continue reading
Arizona Politics 2010: The Year That Was SB 1070
It’s the start of 2011. This is usually when everyone writes top 10 lists for the year just past. I was going to write a “top 10 political stories of 2010 column,” when it occurred to me that was the … Continue reading
Arizona Gains One House Of Representatives Seat From The 2010 Census
It all starts with the census! The American Constitution mandates that every ten years our federal government must run a census. Once the census is complete, there is a massive political trickle-down effect. The first and most obvious result of … Continue reading
Is the City of Phoenix Being Mismanaged?
These are tough times! Given the rotten economy it isn’t hard to be a pessimist about everything, and government seems to top the list. The November elections saw Congress shift to the Republicans, and yet America as a whole still … Continue reading
AZ 2010 Midterm Election Analysis
The best day to be the President of the United States has got to be Inauguration Day. You take the oath of office. You give a speech that the whole world stops to listen to and it is guaranteed to … Continue reading













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