The bill pushes Green New Deal policies, government-run health care, expansion of the IRS, and more. But that’s not even the worst part.

In the midst of historic inflation and a struggling economy, our lawmakers decided it was a good idea to send your money to woke Hollywood.

Governor Ducey made the right decision vetoing the Maricopa County transportation sales tax increase, but it never should have gotten to his desk.

HB2685/SB1356 spends very little on freeways, and instead diverts most of the money to light rail, street trollies, bike paths, trails, and more.

Temporarily suspending an 18 cents per gallon tax for a few months will provide little relief at the pump and only cause a cost shift.

Defeating this multiyear assault on Arizona was a huge win for taxpayers, job creators, and the future prosperity of our state

Instead of passing good tax policy, some legislators want to dole out taxpayer dollars to their special interest friends, or to individuals in straight welfare.

The last thing Arizonans need is a sales tax increase. But now, state lawmakers are proposing a referral to put a tax hike on the ballot to fund fire districts.

The proposal would put a tax on unrealized gains, completely overhauling the current tax code. And the idea is quickly gaining ground with most Democrats.

After the Supreme Court struck down their unconstitutional tax hike, they moved to target the $1.8 billion tax cut for all Arizonans.

We tried to warn them. But Pinal County officials decided to move forward with their illegal and unconstitutional transportation tax anyway.