Although prosecutors haven’t proven a thing in court, virtually everything Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen owns has been seized.
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Hey judge, Penzone ain’t Arpaio
A federal judge continues to micromanage the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, even though Penzone isn’t doing anything remotely similar to Arpaio’s immigration sweeps.
Fired staffer should take the money and move on
A federal judge is trying to force reinstatement of a fired Senate Democratic staffer, whom a jury found was discriminated against. Given the nature of the job, that’s the wrong remedy.
County board should retreat from Petersen removal
The route the supervisors have chosen will cost taxpayers a bundle, and very well may fail.
Brnovich covers his tracks on Obamacare lawsuit
The adverse consequences for Arizona are so monumental that Brnovich should hope that his lawsuit to have Obamacare declared unconstitutional fails.
Not a war on cops, but certainly political pandering
Why aren’t city hall and the police chief defending Phoenix cops against the false charge of being trigger-happy?
Grijalva invents a fossil fuel bogeyman
Notebook: Fossil fuel lobbyists aren’t the ones pushing for uranium mining. And why would Arizona substitute new solar for existing nuclear power? That’s nuts.
Sky Harbor fees are really a liberal tax
Phoenix city hall says it’s a user fee. But it charges commercial transporters for things their passengers don’t use, and disproportionately for the things they do.
Move water to where people want to live
Small projected shortages in a distant future shouldn’t cause such a panic. Treating water more as a market commodity should be the next innovation in Arizona’s water future.
Are Democrats serious about impeachment?
If the goal is to create a broader consensus in favor of removing Trump, this isn’t the way to go about it.