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Voter Suppression Via Tempe City Council

We hear it in the news all the time, especially from the Left.  Whenever policies are upheld which require identification to vote the accusations fly about voter suppression and everyone should have a right to vote no matter what.  Except in Tempe if the City Council gets its way on November 6th. Some members of […]

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Phoenix=Tempe=Tucson

It’s a trifecta in Arizona.  Much like our fifty united states each once had unique personalities and attributes, our cities in Arizona also once were exclusive.  Not anymore.  We can pretty much bet when Phoenix, Tempe, or Tucson makes a decision, especially a controversial one, the other two will eventually follow suit.  It seems as […]

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Update to Tempe Council’s Border Wall Fiasco

Thanks to a reader who is researching Tempe City Council’s time spent to oppose a border wall between the United States and Mexico. It turns out our Council members, paid by Tempe taxes, have been using staff time and resources to develop the resolution that will be voted on at the January 18, 2018 Council […]

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