Arizona’s Green Party presidential candidate Richard Grayson himself has said that he doesn’t really care if he gets anyone’s votes or not – because many people in Arizona are idiots.

Gabrielle Giffords was killed when a gunman shot her in the head from just four feet away. At least six other people are reported have been killed in the attack, and another half dozen wounded.

Republican congressional candidate Ruth McClung boasts about her education in physics. It’s too bad she didn’t get a quality education in logic. McClung lectures Arizona’s 7th congressional district on the importance of the sun in warming the Earth: Global warming exists. The question is, “Is man-caused global warming a significant factor in our environment?” I [...]

Jerry Joslyn talks about his climate agenda much in the same way that Ross Perot used to talk about his economic agenda: Find experts, and let them figure it out.

March 12, 2009: Rep. Jeff Flake of Arizona congressional district 6 votes to cut the pay of American construction workers working on government contracts so that they are paid less than the local prevailing wage. July 31, 2009: Jeff Flake votes to deny the right of American shareholders who own a corporation to vote against [...]

Will John Garamendi wait until 10th district citizens start to be detained in Arizona before he decides it’s worth standing up to SB 1070?

Ann Kirkpatrick, Gabrielle Giffords and Harry Mitchell have posted no statements about SB 1070 on their congressional web sites at all. Neither have they made statements on their re-election campaign web sites.

When candidates like John Hulburd discuss the economy to the exclusion of other issues, they may be speaking to the concerns of voters, but they aren’t speaking to the long-term needs of the nation.

Though in previous sessions of Congress, John Shadegg had a high right wing score, in the 111th Congress, he couldn’t seem to muster as much extremist fervor. He obtained only a 37 out of a possible 100 right wing score, suggesting that Shadegg had become emotionally exhausted with the right wing politics that had propelled his congressional career.

Does anyone really think that flag burning is one of the top problems in the USA? Apparently, Representative Ann Kirkpatrick does.