March 9, 2012 In response to the initiative filed today that would establish a new one-cent sales tax increase (once the temporary one-cent tax expires), Steve Voeller, president of the Arizona Free Enterprise Club released the following statement: “This initiative is...

HB2826 would consolidate elections so that all elections occur in even number years on a regular election day. That's a good idea.  Opponents of the bill, including Rep. Cecil Ash, argue that local governments should be allowed to have their elections whenever they...

Rep. Debbie Lesko (R-Phoenix) is sponsoring a bill that would from here on out prohibit the Arizona Corporation Commission from establishing policy - in most cases energy policy - and instead leave the policy making duties to the legislature. Opponents of the bill...

They are at it again. After multiple bad reports, and a program that ended (yes, a government program that actually ended), the film tax credit proponents are back.  Only this time, instead of a silly five-year program, this time they want to make it 30 years. This...

I watch MSNBC.  I watch Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O'Donnell, Chris Matthews, the Ed Show - yes, I watched Olbermann when he was on MSNBC.  Don't really know why, but I suppose it has more to do with a desire to see if the Left's best and brightest can strike a chord...

In another sign that voters are becoming tougher critics on proposals to raise taxes, voters in Colorado overwhelmingly rejected an income and sales tax increase designed to direct additional money to public education. The proposal would have raised the state's flat...

Can't someone on the "This Week" roundtable bring this up?   The Krugman Fallacy By Jonah Goldberg Posted on September 14, 2011 4:08 PM Stan, I’m afraid you’re heading down a blind alley. You cannot hold pre-NYT Economist Paul Krugman up to the current version....

Once in a while, seemingly when I need it most, I can't remember the list of President Obama's "big ticket" policy enactments. Thankfully, Michael Boskin listed them in a column in the Wall Street Journal on September 8, 2011: $825 billion stimulus package...

The Arizona Republic ran a front page article highlighting the surge in lottery ticket sales. According to the article, in FY2011, the state sold $584 million worth of tickets - the most ever. In this downtrodden economy, one might surmise that the spike in sales is...

Let's hope this isn't an indication of where things are headed in the next legislative session, or even moderately reflects Gov. Brewer's position. As reported in the Arizona Capitol Times: Arizona Commerce Authority CEO Don Cardon (no relation to Wil) offered...