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Hank Stephenson

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Recent Articles from Hank Stephenson

legislature April 27, 2017

House Republican leader: Teachers get second jobs to buy boats, enjoy finer things in life

Teachers in Arizona are getting second jobs not because they’re struggling to survive on their low pay, but because they want to enjoy the finer things in life, like boats, according to House Majority Leader John Allen.

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AZ/DC April 25, 2017

FLOTUS spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham on state payroll while on Trump’s victory tour and transition team

Stephanie Grisham, a staffer on Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, was supposed to resume her full-time job as a spokeswoman at the Arizona House of Representatives less than a week after he won the election. There’s no evidence she did. She still got paid.

Featured News April 13, 2017

Democrat apologizes for online post on punching woman colleague

Democratic Rep. Jesus Rubalcava publicly apologized April 13 for his comments a week before on social media that he wanted to punch a Republican colleague, Sen. Debbie Lesko, “in the throat.”

Public notice April 12, 2017

Going for the throat: Rubalcava laments voucher passage online

Democratic state Rep. Jesus Rubalcava was so upset over the passage of Republican Sen. Debbie Lesko’s legislation to expand Arizona’s school voucher system that he “wanted to punch her in the throat.”

legislature April 10, 2017

Lovas leaving House for job in Trump administration

Republican Rep. Phil Lovas of Peoria today announced he will be joining the Trump administration’s US Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy.

Cap Times Q&A April 10, 2017

Rep. Michelle Udall: A math and science geek tries to solve the education equation

Republican Rep. Michelle Udall is a self-proclaimed “geek” who grew up shooting rockets with her brothers, which sparked her interest in math and science at an early age.

legislature April 7, 2017

Audit uncovers host of campaign finance violations by Democratic lawmaker

The Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission has ordered a full-scale audit of Democratic Rep. Jesus Rubalcava’s 2016 campaign finances after a random spot check turned up problems with his campaign accounting.

Cap Times Q&A April 3, 2017

Rep. Todd Clodfelter: A Republican from Dem country on guns, planes and spiders

Republican Rep. Todd Clodfelter has a “warped” sense of humor. Want proof? His pet tarantula, Luther, lives in his office in the Arizona House.

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legislature March 31, 2017

Politically loyal staffers get sharp pay increases under former House speaker

The records show that between Gowan’s ascension to speaker in January 2015 and his departure from office in November 2016, the former speaker increased the cost of payroll for top House departments by 25 percent, and gave five-figure raises to several of his most loyal political employees.

legislature March 31, 2017

Construction of House security system runs 52% over budget

Construction of the new security system in the Arizona House of Representatives, which includes metal detectors, gun lockers and a Kevlar wall, cost taxpayers significantly more than expected.

Cap Times Q&A March 27, 2017

Jesus Rubalcava: Education lawmaker sees the House as a big classroom

Jesus Rubalcava is representing Legislative District 4, hoping to become a conduit for communication between the education community and the Legislature.

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Featured News March 27, 2017

Spring thaw: Ducey proposes 97 new state jobs to end hiring freeze

The governor is seeking funding for 97 new positions across state government in the coming fiscal year, to the tune of just over $10 million per year.

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