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Bipartisanship a thing of the past in Arizona Senate

Luige del Puerto//February 23, 2010//[read_meter]

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Bipartisanship a thing of the past in Arizona Senate

Bipartisanship a thing of the past in Arizona Senate

Luige del Puerto//February 23, 2010//[read_meter]

The bipartisanship that was displayed when Senate Republicans and Democrats cooperated to pass the sales tax referral last month appears to have flickered out since then. Republicans are expected to...

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