I wrote a bit yesterday about Russ Dove doing his Constitution Enforcement Voter Intimidation routine.
Raúl Grijalva showed up early to vote (apparently before Dove got there), and there was Roy Warden, el gran pendejo quemador de banderas, ready for him in the parking lot. I don’t know if he picked that polling place because it […]
Nuestro hermano Russ Dove apparently took his voter intimidation operation to Pima County Precinct 49, which includes the neighborhoods around Sixth Avenue just south of South Tucson.
It also happens to be Raúl Grijalva’s precinct.
He showed with a camera and brought his friend who reportedly had a sidearm. That is a big no-no, especially when you […]
Some of you may have read last week that Roy Warden was aquitted on assault charges stemming from one of his many flag burning incidents. The obvious conclusion from last week’s news is that Pima County juries are incapable of convicting ex-Wildcat basketball players or xenophobic loudmouths.
Warden, emboldened by this, has sent a warning for […]
Yesterday’s Star had a piece on Raúl Grijalva’s Spanish language ads running on local Spanish stations. It didn’t take long before a woman who posts as “Logical T.” weighed in:
“And speaking of Grijalva, the Democratic congressman flooded the Spanish TV market this past week, launching his first-ever television spot.” First ever TV spot and its […]
We here at R Cubed, we’re like the Pinkertons, agents all over. One of my high ranking opperatives spotted the weekly anti-war/pro-war protest over at Speedway and Euclid. These have taken an electoral tone as of late, with the pro-war protestors carrying signs for Republican candidates.
There was a group of people holding Jon Kyl and […]
A chant from some of the Drake supporters last night:
Vote for the American name
So, what exactly are y’all saying there?
Funny thing, an early appearance of the name “Grijalva” in our little part of the Americas was way back in 1775, when a guy named Juan Pablo de Grijalva was part of the Juan Bautista de […]
I was going to try to not write anything this morning. But, darnit, that J. D. Hayworth, he just won’t stop!
Okay, here is the precis for those of you who have spent your last few weeks checking out bad commercials on YouTube. Hayworth was brought up for ctiticism for quoting from an anti-Semetic rant from […]
In tonight’s debate, Joe Burchell asked Randy Graf if he would follow the example of J. D. Hayworth and distance himself from Russell Pearce. For those of you who have been too busy reading my anti-DC United rants or comments on local bands on my other blog, Pearce has been hammered as of late for […]
I think I have said this before, but there are sometimes when I’ll watch a game, DC United v New York Red Bulls or Italy v Argentina, where I watch but I really don’t root for either team. I end up hoping for a 0-0 tie with lots of red cards, maybe even a career […]
Today’s Tucson Weekly has an article on Chris Simcox, leader of the so-called “Minuteman” militia movement. It is worth a read, and if you have time, it is also worth reading the longer report on Simcox’s past that has been published by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
The report raises a number of questions about Simcox’s […]
Our favorite border vigilante, Chris Simcox, has endorsed Don Goldwater. I’m thinking of that moment in the 1964 election when leaders of the Ku Klux Klan announced their support of Barry Goldwater, Don’s uncle. Someone said, “Goldwater isn’t for the racists, but all the racists are for Goldwater.”
I’ll give this Goldwater the benefit of the […]
State Rep. Russell Pearce has proposed annother one of his incredibly practical solutions to our state’s border woes. He is drafting a bill to call for a referendum to ask for new taxes and fees to raise $580 million to build a wall along the border.
($580 million! Wow, we could use that to give away […]
I haven’t been so good about checking the lefty blogs this week. I fell out of the habit of checking Daily Kos. With this available to me, what is the incentive to post a diary on there? Well, I suppose because more people will read it.
There are some folks on there who are rather doctrinaire. […]
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