Voters deserve a complete picture of their candidates’ votes and agenda so they can make informed choices. It’s hard to get the full story just by reading the mainstream media. For example, Martha McSally was frequently labeled a moderate by local media and was even endorsed by Tucson’s largest paper, the Arizona Daily Star. As …
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Chuck Huckelberry has gone rogue! Last week we reported that the Pima County Administrator demanded that employees return to work beginning next week without consulting managers, the elected Board of Supervisors, or even the sham of a task force stacked with a who’s who of Chamber of Commerce businesses. Board of Supervisor Chairman, Ramon Valadez …
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by Marion Chubon Who does Kyrsten Sinema work for? I’m not trying to be hyperbolic here. I want us all to start asking ourselves this question. Not as a challenge from the left, as the press and other Democrats have tried to frame any criticism of Sinema over the years, dating back to when she …
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On Saturday night we were honored to have received the Pima Area Labor Federation Laura Hogan Award at the 6th Annual Community Partnership Awards! We are so moved by this award and appreciate the recognition! Our values align with Labor as we continue to fight for working families, the rights to organize and the deeply held principle that …
The Board of Represent Me AZ met to discuss what we have accomplished, what we can do better, and our goals for the future. We are thankful that so many in our community contributed to our efforts, and that together, we worked for more transparent, representative leadership in CD2. Here’s a synopsis of our past …
Following the 2016 election, many of us with concerns about Martha McSally’s weak-kneed response to Donald Trump found each other on Facebook. We joined efforts to try to convince her to do a better job living up to her campaign promise to be an independent “servant leader” in Washington, willing to break with her party …
