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Trump’s Former Attorney John Eastman Relays His Disbarment Story at Davos in the Desert’s Lawfare Event in Phoenix
Donald Trump’s former attorney and constitutional scholar, John Eastman, spoke to the civic organization Davos in the Desert Wednesday about the lawfare he experienced, which resulted in disbarment and prosecution. The event was part of a larger conference the organization will broadcast all day on May 21, featuring legal experts discussing the lawfare against Trump. Eastman, who was disbarred for advising Trump and representing him in challenging election illegalities in the 2020 election, began his talk by discussing how judges dismissed many of the 2020 election lawsuits for lack of standing. A judge in Pennsylvania dismissed one of their lawsuits, claiming that only the state legislature can challenge the election illegalities. However, other judges handling the 2020 election lawsuits ruled that political parties and candidates have standing. Read More.
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Arizona legislature continues to navigate abortion next steps, Senate bill now in play
The Arizona State Legislature did not repeal an abortion law created in 1864 banning nearly all abortions on Wednesday for the second week in a row. Read More.
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Denver Mayor Cuts Police Budget by $8 Million to Fund Illegal Aliens
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston (D-Colo.) has announced a new spending package that will fund the hordes of illegal aliens flooding into the state, including cutting the city police department’s budget by $8 million in order to support illegals. As Fox News reports, Johnston’s $45.9 million proposition will go towards funding "newcomers" in the year 2024, on top of the $44 million that has already been spent on illegals in recent years. Read More.
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Hunt for new University of Arizona president begins
The Arizona Board of Regents will begin looking for the University of Arizona's next president. Read More.
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Majority of Voters Polled Believe U.S. is Being Invaded at Southern Border
The majority of American voters polled believe the U.S. is being invaded at the southern border. The findings come after Texas counties have led the national conversation on invasion, introducing the term and making the case for Texas’ constitutional right to self-defense. Read More.
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Kari Lake Tops $4 Million in First Fundraising Quarter of 2024
Republican Senate candidate Kari Lake of Arizona brought in $4.1 million in the first fundraising quarter of 2024, her campaign announced on Sunday. Lake’s haul is roughly twice as much as she raised in 2023’s last fundraising quarter, and she now has $2.5 million in cash on hand, according to her campaign. The Republican’s opponent, Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego, announced on April 2 that his campaign topped $7.5 million in the first fundraising quarter with more than $9.6 million in the bank. Read More.
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Arizona House Democratic Whip Hernandez drops out of state senate race
Arizona House Minority Whip Melody Hernandez is dropping her bid for state senate. Read More.
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Conservative Candidate Brad Miller Running Against Election Fraud Denying Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkner
Republican Brad Miller, a longtime prosecutor who served as Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Marines, where he still works as a prosecutor, is challenging incumbent Pinal County Attorney Republican Kent Volkmer, an election fraud denier, for the office. Miller points to a long list of problems with the office, including mishandling criminal issues and election integrity, as reasons change is needed. Miller, who also practices civil law, states his principles on his website, “We must protect our borders, we must stand by and support our police, and we must safeguard our way of life.” He champions the Second Amendment, “I will protect your right to own a gun!” He said he will keep “woke policies” like ESG, “anti-American indoctrination,” and “dubious sexual education” pushed by “extreme leftist ideologies” out of education. He will “stand tall and provide a voice for parents and elected officials, allowing them to make informed decisions based on unbiased information.” Read More.
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Arizona Board of Regents gains two new members
The Arizona Board of Regents has two new appointees from Gov. Katie Hobbs. Read More.
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Tensions high at Arizona capitol after abortion ruling
After Tuesday’s Arizona Supreme Court ruling essentially banning all abortions in the state, the state legislature adjourned on Wednesday despite attempts to get a motion to Read More.
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Prices Edge Even Higher as Fed Chair Speculates If Inflation Is Really Under Control
Inflation jumped year-over-year in March amid speculation over whether the rate of inflation is really decelerating, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics release on Wednesday. The consumer price index (CPI), a broad measure of the price of everyday goods, increased 3.5 percent on an annual basis in March and 0.4 percent month-over-month, compared to 3.2 percent in February year-over-year, according to the BLS. Core CPI, which excludes the volatile categories of energy and food, remained high, rising 3.8 percent year-over-year in March, compared to 3.8 percent in February. Read More.
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Kari Lake Opposes Arizona Supreme Court Abortion Ruling
Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake has shared her thoughts on The Grand Canyon State’s Supreme Court abortion ruling. Read More.
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Abortion to be largely banned in Arizona after state Supreme Court ruling
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in a 4-2 decision on Monday that the 1864 ban on abortion altogether will take effect in two weeks, instead of Read More.
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Biden repeats lie about being first in his family to go to college
I, like an awful lot of people in this audience, was the first in my family to go to college and watched my dad struggle to get there,” Biden said, despite long admitting other family members… Read More.
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Arizona Representative John Gillette Calls Prosecution of Elderly Cattle Rancher a ‘Travesty of Justice’
Arizona State Representative John Gillette (R-Kingman) called the prosecution of an American cattle rancher accused of killing an illegal alien for trespassing on his property a 'travesty of justice.' Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly is on trial for reportedly shooting and killing an illegal alien from Mexico who trespassed on his property located near the border. Read More.

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