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John McCain

Arizona is going to have their first Presidential nominee since Barry Goldwater in 1964. McCain looked down and out just 6 months ago, but the fighter never gave up.

Janet Napolitano

The Governor put her organization to work for Barack Obama and even appeared in campaign ads for Obama during the last week of the campaign, but was unable to transfer her popularity to Obama. Napolitano really hopes Obama can pull it out from here because no one wants to be against the Clintons and then have the Clintons win.

Rick Ridder

The talented and well respected leader of the Clinton forces in Arizona fought back the momentum it appeared Barack Obama had in Arizona. Ridder of course would say it was his staff, the candidate and the ground organization they had, but every solid team needs a solid leader.

Employer Sanction Law opponents

A ruling from a federal judge this week upholds the constitutionality of Arizona’s employer sanction law.

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