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Location: 800 W Chandler Heights Rd Chandler, AZ 85224 [view map] LDS Church near Alma School & Chandler Heights Rd Date: Thursday April 15, 2010 Time: 10:00 – 11:00 AM
Numerous expressions of condolence to her family and friends that have been received on Seeing Red AZ can be read here. Sandy Doty was cherished by so many and her vivacious presence which touched our lives will be greatly missed.
I am sorry to inform you all that Sandy Doty had a heart attack this afternoon and has died. Her husband, Quetzal , called and asked me to inform her friends in the Republican Party. He said more information will be posted on the Sun Lakes website. He was unable to speak further about Sandy.
Oh! The scandal of it all! A contested Primary and the Maricopa County Republicans are having JD Hayworth speak at their annual Lincoln Day Luncheon WITHOUT inviting Jim Deakin or Senator McCain! For Shame! For Shame!
This was the newest bone of contention to rile the august body of Republicans at last night’s (Thursday, April 1st) Maricopa County Monthly EGC Meeting. The McCain people were unhappy because of what they claim appears to be an endorsement of JD Hayworth over incumbent Senator, John McCain.
One member of the council raised the issue under new business and quoted the by-laws prohibiting anyone on the council from endorsing anyone in a contested primary on behalf of the council without a 60% approval vote by the council. This council member then attempted to one up the by-laws by calling for the council to raise this threshold to NEVER endorse anyone in a contested primary. The motion was declared out of order which started another fight over the authority of the Chairman to declare a motion out of order. A roll-call vote was taken and passed in the Chairman’s favor (10 – 8, ~5 abstaining).
Arizona Moves to Oppose Obama’s Expected Health Care Mandates
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 By Fred Lucas, Staff Writer
(CNSNews.com) – Voters in Arizona will decide next year whether residents will be subject to mandates in the pending health care reform that President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are promoting.
At least five other states – Indiana, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Dakota and Wyoming – have considered proposals to take pre-emptive action against the pending federal mandates, but those proposals have either not made it out of committee, failed to get enough votes from one side of the legislature, or are still being crafted.
Only the Arizona Legislature introduced an initiative (HCR2014), which if passed, would amend the state constitution to codify that no resident would be required to participate in any public health care option. Arizonans will vote on the initiative in November 2010. Read the rest.
The Maricopa County Republican Committee web site in its BETA stage, which means it is experimental and subject to changes or improvements as we learn more from our customers and users, as well as about our own capabilities. In the beta phase, readers can continue to visit the old website at http://www.maricopagop.org/. Information on either site may or may not match and it is recommend that you visit both site during the transition. MCRC Beta presents our users an opportunity to see what ideas we are experimenting with to improve our website. Your suggestions are important in our identification and selection of features to test on the MCRC Beta site. Your participation in using this new site will help us identify which features are most useful for incorporating in all and/or selected MCRC content on the main website, and will allow MCRC to continue to meet the information needs of today’s Maricopa County Conservatives.
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