Toxic politeness won’t solve serious problems
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Ezra Mandel
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Phineas and Mitchell Anderson
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Jim Driscoll
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Raul E. Ramirez and Frank Sotomayor
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- Karen D. Grinfeld, Oro Valley
In an on-going battle over Trump’s illegal demands to turn over voters' protected information, Fontes was steadfast in protecting our mail-in ballots used by over 80% of Arizonans. After repeatedly refusing to relinquish Arizonan’s private data, he won against the Trump Administration in cou…
- Ford Burkhart, Midtown
Ask yourself if you value Pima College, good roads, safety, health, public audits. That's what 425 is about. Go for it.
- Glenn Kjos, East side
Trump continues to talk about dealing with Iran “after the elections.” Here’s my fear: There will be no midterm elections. Trump will find a pretext to invoke the Insurrection Act, then federalize the National Guard and deploy it, along with the FBI and ICE, to block access to the polls. The…
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David J. Bodney
For the Arizona Republic
The First Amendment’s right to peaceful assembly gives Americans the power to show up, build community and protect democracy through lawful, nonviolent action.
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The First Amendment’s right to peaceful assembly gives Americans the power to show up, build community and protect democracy through lawful, nonviolent action.
In my first column last month, I told you where I’m coming from — both personally and geographically — as chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, the parent company of your local newspaper.
As high school seniors gear up for the hustle and grind of the college admissions process, the experience can be different for students in rural and urban area.
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In an on-going battle over Trump’s illegal demands to turn over voters' protected information, Fontes was steadfast in protecting our mail-in ballots used by over 80% of Arizonans. After repeatedly refusing to relinquish Arizonan’s private data, he won against the Trump Administration in cou…
Ask yourself if you value Pima College, good roads, safety, health, public audits. That's what 425 is about. Go for it.
Trump continues to talk about dealing with Iran “after the elections.” Here’s my fear: There will be no midterm elections. Trump will find a pretext to invoke the Insurrection Act, then federalize the National Guard and deploy it, along with the FBI and ICE, to block access to the polls. The…
Toxic politeness won’t solve serious problems