Monthly Archives: March 2015

A rooftop solar proposal that should end the debate

Rather than pay retail for excess rooftop solar power, pay the wholesale rate for utility-scale solar.

If registered Republicans are 43 percent of the turnout, a GOP candidate doesn’t need to do much else right to win.

Disdain for Washington politics and those who practice it doesn’t get things done.

Neither party would have to give up that much to put federal finances on a reasonably solid footing.

Local players are as good as the out-of-staters ASU has been getting and would generate more local interest.

Performance-based funding for the universities was never really in the cards.

Rather than trying to solve the Middle East’s problems, perhaps the United States should try to limit their effect on us.

Legislation restricting the ability of cities to mandate salvaging native plants and micromanaging landscaping isn’t overreach.

During the campaign, Ducey avoided specifics as though they were a form of leprosy.

Most of the Legislature shouldn’t be bit players on the most important and fundamental governing decision.