Politics & Government

“We have presented our demands, now it’s up to the Pride board…”

We have answers.

There’s always Facebook.

The rally opened up with a prayer asking God “that you give us the ability to drain the swamp.”

Quite a change from her anti-capitalist days.

“The matter between UBER and my clients has been resolved.”

Celebrities in politics is nothing new, so here’s some we’d like to see get elected in Arizona

In his letter to Uber, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey called the company’s fatal crash “an unquestionable failure” for public safety.

She saw Herzberg just as she looked up again…

Tempe police downplay report in San Francisco paper that there was “no fault by Uber,” saying chief’s statements taken “out of context.”

This might actually be a good idea.

“The safety of our citizens here in Tempe is of utmost importance.”

Like many Southern states, Arizona had a law on the books for six decades that required all would-be voters to take an English literacy test first..

During his time in office, Ducey has consistently supported legislation from the pro-gun state legislature.

“Even with this proposed amendment, the bill will require doctors to do additional reporting for no legitimate health or safety reason.”

“I am not against people owning guns. But I am against students being gunned down.”

Yet another example of how Arizona’s legislature prevents cities from doing anything progressive.

Like it’s their business.

Trump supporters screaming about “illegals,” “build the wall,” and “cartel money,” were removed from the Orpheum Theater by Phoenix police.

“If there was ever a time in the modern history of this country where people have got to stand up and fight back, now is the time,” Sanders said.