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Critiquing judges’ decisions valid in merit selection
Arizona voters have a right to weigh in on the retention of judges based on the Merit selection system – and they should continue to have this right. And perhaps more importantly, they should have the right to exercise it however they see fit (and certainly without the narrow constraints suggested by a group of lawyers who regularly appear in front of these judges).
ACC should uphold siting panel Unisource decision
The ACC commissioners should uphold the overwhelming decision of the committee they just appointed last year – the committee that listened to two days of testimony and oral arguments and reviewed dozens of exhibits. The committee got it right and the ACC should deny Unisource’s request. Doing anything else would needlessly cede half of the authority of the ACC’s own Line Siting Committee.
If a felon runs for president, let all ex-felons vote
If we are seriously considering the prospect of a convicted felon running for and being elected to the office of the presidency, we must also address the broader issue of felon disenfranchisement.
Good faith bill would outlaw discrimination in medical care and insurance coverage
SB 1511, the “Detransitioner Bill of Rights,” guarantees equality of care and coverage for overlooked, underserved people. In a March 31 opinion piece, activist Christiana Hammond accuses supporters of SB... […]
Merit Selection – a system worth preserving
In our system we go to the Legislature to rescind unpopular laws. We rely on judges to decide cases presented to them in a fair and impartial way, bringing all the learning they can to achieve a result required by judicial principles, not popular opinion.
Schools are failing students, families — action needed
Parents are in charge of their child’s education, and schools are accountable to them. It’s time for all Arizonans to unite and demand decisive action against the influence of radical indoctrination in our education system.
Public safety, sustainability overrides foolish phobia
Investors, insurers, and companies are evolving to be sustainable and profitable with public safety in mind. Yet our ACC fails in their constitutional duty when they refuse to consider ESG. If the Legislature bans business with a company that has an ESG score, they will drive most major business out of Arizona.
Amish Shah Apparently Voted For Donald Trump. That’s Disqualifying
Dr. Shah’s vote for Trump coupled with his votes in the legislature against women and his past registration as a Republican means we can’t trust him as our Congressman in CD1.
K-12 funding formula antiquated, students lose
It is time for Arizona school finance reform to modernize the funding formula and equalize funding for all students, regardless of which public school they attend. Arizona’s public district and charter schools deserve nothing less.
Arizona’s aluminum extruders fight China, others to survive
On a level playing field, American extruders cannot be beaten. But this can be realized only when foreign countries adhere to fair trade practices, refraining from undercutting American manufacturers through dumping and subsidies. The U.S. government must intervene to safeguard American jobs and ensure a fair marketplace for all.
New power plant standards will impact generations to come
As with all forms of progress, we can expect opponents to come out of the woodwork and attack these new standards, essentially to protect the interests of big polluters. As a lifelong environmental activist and mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, I am doing all that I can to ensure that the generations that come behind me are able to lead happy and healthy lives.
We Must Defend Medicaid for Arizona Veterans
In the wealthiest nation on earth, no one should have to risk their lives because they can’t afford the care they need, least of all those who made sacrifices to serve this country. Just as our Arizona Vets defended us, we must defend them by protecting the Medicaid services that are vital to them.
