Someone sent me this tidbit yesterday. Blog for Arizona has already tackled it, but why use that as a reason to deny it from you, my reading public?
Both Tim Bee and Russell Pearce have websites up. As we all know, both are “exploring” their candidacies. I have always equated “exploratory candidacies” with “experimenting with drugs.” It […]
A few of you have signed up for FeedBlitz. I get updates on who is signing up. Turns out, I also get updates on people who end their time on the service, including the reason for leaving. I got my first e-mail from the service telling me of a person unsubscribing:
The reason is: 01: Content […]
I recieved a nice note from Gene Chewning:
Hola Señor Tedski,
Greetings, nice play on words with my name. I don’t believe that that have been done since I was a kid in school. Yes, I have filed with the FEC but not yet financially as this is my first quarter. I am honored to have made […]
I got an e-mail from EMILY’s List yesterday. They are announcing that they are endorsing Regina Romero in her race for City Council.
She’s got her primary on Tuesday, and she’s cruising to a likely victory. After that, she has no opponent in the general election. Here I thought the “E” stood for “Early.”
I spoke with Rebekah Friend, Executive Director of our state’s AFL-CIO, on Monday. She remarked that I haven’t mentioned her.
Geez, with all of the garbage that gets thrown at me, people want to be mentioned? Who knew?
As it turns out, there is an honor that Friend has managed to garner this week: the Arizona Capitol […]
The big political news today is that Ken Bennett is not going to run for congress after all. Some Republican higher ups were concerned that the troubles involving his son would have made it impossible for him to run. Personally, I didn’t think that what his son did was worthy of a campaign issue unless […]
A correspondent reported to me this morning that they saw an ad for Gene Chewning, who apparently wants to run for congress against Raúl Grijalva. Chewning, you may remember, was the candidate who came about 10,000 votes short of beating Phil Lopes in the 2006 election. This would be impressive except that only about 35,000 […]
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