Trump’s pardon of former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio does not bode well for respect for the law under his administration.
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An Unpardonable Pardon
Tag Archives: Arizona
How Health Insurers Became Cable Companies
Obamacare gave health insurers a monopoly in many areas, just like cable companies. And everyone loves cable companies.
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The Sound Of Crickets On HealthCare.gov
As Affordable Care Act losses drive away insurers, some Americans seeking coverage may find the doctor is out.
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Vengeance In The Death Chamber
Another botched execution, a two-hour ordeal in Arizona, underscores how poorly the death penalty serves justice.
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Literate and Illiterate Republicans
Some Republican officials can see the gay marriage writing on the wall; others can’t.
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Young Men And Fire
For someone who came of age in the northern Rockies, the tragic Arizona wildfire brought an awful flashback.
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Elections Don’t Make A Democracy
Arizona courts were manipulated into kicking an office-seeker off the ballot. A law favoring English puts democracy at risk.
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Arizona’s Experiment In Large-Scale Profiling
Arizona recently passed a law that practically orders the state’s law enforcement officers to engage in racial profiling. The bill, …
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A Pivotal Midterm In 2022
The 2022 midterm campaign cycle has already begun, whether we like it or not.
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