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John ShadeggYou could not turn on cable tv this week without seeing Shadegg's mug and opponent Bob Lord took the same side as Shadegg on the original bill and the revised bill to be voted on Friday neutralizing the subject. |
Janet NapolitanoMay be more anxious than ever for Obama to win the presidency and hopefully bring her to D.C. With the current budget problems and the current economic trends in Arizona it's not a good time to be Governor. |
Bob LordLord may have lost a little edge by agreeing with Shadegg on both bailout versions, but the DCCC is now funneling money into his race and Speaker Pelosi will be doing a fundraising event for him meaning polling must show the race still win-able. |
Dan SabanBrutal negative attack launched against Saban is pulled off tv after a few days, but the attention it brought to Saban was not flattering. |
Tom's TavernIs there a better place for both Democrats and Republicans to gather to watch all the debates? We think not. |
David SchweikertThe AZ-5 hopeful keeps looking for Mitchell to make a mistake, but the cautious Mitchell is not giving him much ammunition. |
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Wally Edge
According to a report in AZ Central, Sean Noble, the longtime Chief of Staff for John Shadegg, is heading out on his own. Noble was the chief ... >
Rob Tornoe
Janet Napolitano, the Democratic governor of Arizona and an early supporter of Barack Obama's presidential campaign, is being mentioned for ... >
David Waid
Reverberations from Gov. Janet Napolitano's unprecedented success at the ballot box in 2006 will still be felt when the dust clears on Election ... >
Len Munsil
Our national economy took a huge hit on Sept. 11, 2001. When Janet Napolitano took office early in 2003, the state of Arizona, like most other ... >
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