How Arizona Can Leverage Antitrust Laws to Reel in Big Tech
Big Tech companies are gaining more power. And they will wield it on an even greater scale if our government and lawmakers don’t do something about it.
The Pelosi-Schumer Attempt at a National Ban on All Tax Cuts Won’t Work
That means that in addition to only a dismal fraction of the “relief” going directly to taxpayers, further relief through state tax cuts would be barred.
Schools Should Stop Refusing to Provide Parents with Classroom Curriculum
More transparency should be a win-win for everyone involved, except of course for schools that have something to hide.
Lawmakers Must Prioritize Measures to Reopen Arizona and Protect Businesses
It is time to recapture a sense of normalcy by protecting businesses, limiting liability exposure, and putting an end to school shutdowns.
School Choice Is Now the Civil Rights Issue of Our Generation
While solutions to move learning online seem simple, the reality has been much different. Just ask students of color and low-income parents and children.
Emergency Orders Are Being Abused Across Arizona—It’s Time for the Legislature to Act
Government officials in cities and counties across Arizona are using emergency orders to beat up on local citizens.
Arizona Is Now a High Tax State Thanks to Prop 208
It wasn’t that long ago when Arizona’s top marginal tax rate was one of the most competitive in the country! But all of that changed thanks to Proposition 208.
Backers of the Corp Comm Green New Deal Think That Legislators Are Too Stupid to Handle Energy Policy
Several interest groups and Green New Deal activists have coalesced around one argument: legislators aren’t smart enough to handle energy policy.
Prop 208 Voters Were Deceived—Now Small Businesses Are Paying the Price
They said that Proposition 208 wouldn’t affect the Arizona economy or small businesses. But small businesses are already seeing the effects.
Corporation Commissioner Lea Márquez Peterson Turns Her Back on Voters for Power and Control
In a surprise move, Lea Márquez Peterson voted for herself to serve as chair of the five-member commission. Who do you think voted with her?
The Game Has Changed For The Education Debate in Arizona
The narrative around education funding in Arizona has been dominated by the K-12 establishment, teachers’ unions, and their cheerleaders in the mainstream media. For years they have told the public, despite billions in new education funding pouring in the past...
Addressing Election Integrity in Arizona for 2020 and Beyond
Fresh off the heels of a ten-hour public forum in which several Arizona lawmakers and President Trump’s legal team—led by attorney Rudy Giuliani—discussed potential irregularities and fraud with the Presidential election results, State leadership is facing extreme...