Did you see this? If not… here is your chance. Mary Kim offers great insight! I was able to follow her on the campaign trail this weekend. Wow… she connects with so many in CD1.
Entries Tagged 'Political' ↓
Native American Leadership in Politics - Mary Kim Titla
August 4th, 2008 — The Movement, 2008 Battle, Political, AZ Politics
Reflection on Tony Snow
July 12th, 2008 — Washington DC, The Repugs, Political
VIDEO: Gerald Richard and Tim Nelson Debate in Tempe
July 9th, 2008 — Video, Podcasting, 2008 Battle, Political, AZ Politics
Sorry this was not brought to you live last night. We had issues with the internet connection.
Nonetheless… here is the debate in full glory. What are your thoughts?
Son of Nun Profile
July 6th, 2008 — Youth Organizing, Hip-Hop, Political
I have worked with Son of Nun through the Hip Hop Caucus and Amnesty International. In fact in Juneteenth 2007 I worked on his backdrop for the “Shut it Down” show at the 9:30 Club I put on with the Caucus. Here is a latest profile of a great MC/Activists:
More Podcasting of Local Political Events This Week
July 6th, 2008 — Video, Podcasting, Web 2.1 News, Political, AZ Politics
Íngrid Betancourt is free!
July 2nd, 2008 — The Movement, Political
Social Media Video: Gerald Richard in AZ
June 22nd, 2008 — Social Networking, The Dems, Political, AZ Politics
Gerald Richard for Maricopa County Attorney has placed a social media piece on Viddler:
Image: Major Disasters Around the World
June 1st, 2008 — Political
click on the image for larger view
County Attorney Race Heats Up On The Blogs
May 29th, 2008 — The Dems, Political, AZ Politics
The East Valley Tribune published an online article about Thomas’ announcement in the midst of his Supreme Court challenge (whine) about the Arizona Bar investigation on his ethics as an attorney.
The original article is here. But what is interesting is the tit-for-tat comments on who the best challenger is.
Here is a few examples: Continue reading →
Anti-equality marriage amendment blocked in Arizona House of Representatives
April 3rd, 2008 — Civil Rights, Social Justice, Human Rights, Political, AZ Politics
HCR 2065 amended to create domestic partnerships; opponents object
Phoenix, Ariz. – Equality Arizona lauded the decision of Arizona legislators today to add pro-equality language to a proposed amendment to constitutionally define marriage, effectively blocking final passage of the bill. By a 28-27 vote, the Arizona House of Representatives amended HCR 2065 to include the creation of domestic partnerships, a concept that proponents of the marriage amendment oppose.
State Representative Kyrsten Sinema (D-15) championed the effort to amend the bill. Four Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the Sinema amendment.
Equality Arizona Executive Director Barbara McCullough-Jones released the following statement:
‘Today’s vote is a win for Arizona families. Thanks to the leadership of Representative Kyrsten Sinema, our friends and our allies, we are now able to focus on the issues that unite the people of Arizona.
‘Equality Arizona celebrates today’s decision with the thousands of people who called on the Legislature to stop this divisive measure. We remain committed to promoting public policy that strengthens Arizona’s children and families.’
