It doesn’t take millions of dollars spent on consultants, advertising, and politicians to do your bidding. You get on the ground, hit the streets, and fight.

The 2022 legislative scorecard included a thorough review of over 50 bills, legislative actions and votes taken by lawmakers this session

The Voters’ Right to Know Act isn’t about “stopping dark money.” It’s about scaring people into complete submission to the liberal agenda.

The legislature got to work right away this year—passing several bills that are officially signed into law to protect against government overreach.

The Gilbert Town Council is considering a $289,000 consulting contract for a feasibility study on establishing a commuter rail.

Teachers were once measured by their ability to teach reading, writing, and arithmetic. But now, too many school districts have refocused their priorities.

While the Bidenflation tax is cutting deeply into the pockets of hardworking Arizonans and small businesses, lawmakers want their pockets deepened.

While their teachers are begging parents for reams of paper to finish out the school year, MPS is content to let them struggle.

People are waking up. And you don’t need to look for proof much further than the amount of people who have left California recently.

Some employers in the healthcare industry already have COVID vaccine mandates in place. And so far, the consequences have been disastrous.

No free people should ever be compelled by force of government into certain medical decisions they disagree with. That’s why we need to do more to fight this.

Our children have become pawns in a game of COVID chess—all at the mercy of the kings and queens on school boards throughout the state.