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Johnathan Paton

Mar 3, 2010

Chuck Gray takes old post as Judiciary chairman

Senate President Bob Burns has picked a new chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Burns on March 3 appointed Senate Majority Leader Chuck Gray to head the committee. Gray chaired the committee prior to his selection as majority leader about two years ago.

Mar 1, 2010

Antenori, Graf, Vogt selected to replace Paton

Republican precinct committeemen from Legislative District 30 have picked a House member, a former lawmaker and the district chairman as possible replacements for Jonathan Paton, who resigned his Senate seat last month to run for Congress.

Feb 19, 2010

Capitol Quotes 2/19/10

"I'm not a native of Chicago, and I don't live Mesa. I'm an advocate for economic development in the state and in the Valley. Our economy would suffer without them." - House Majority Leader John McComish, explaining why he sponsored a bill that would put additional fees on rental cars and spring training baseball tickets to pay for a new stadium in Mesa for the Chicago Cubs.

Feb 18, 2010

Political blood sport: Lawmaker wants question time with governor 

Sen. Jonathan Paton is trying to bring a British practice known as "question time" to the Arizona Capitol to help break down the barrier between government leaders and the public and allow voters to have an inside look at what state politicians are doing.

Feb 18, 2010

Paton bill aims to protect Arizonans from libel tourism

Dr. Zuhdi Jasser isn't reluctant to speak his mind about oil barons he believes to be financiers of terrorism. He does so through the group he founded, the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, and its Web site.

Jan 22, 2010

Legislature might lose 3 members this year

Three lawmakers who plan to run for Congress are planning to leave the Arizona Capitol even before the legislative session heats up.

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