The San Tan Valley Republican Club Meet & Greet is scheduled at 6 pm, Thr., Aug 16 greet with the candidates and incumbent Kelly Townsend as pre-invited speaker at the Pinal County Building, at 33622 N. Mountain N. Mountain Vista Blvd., San Tan Valley 85142.
Rep Steve King of Iowa will be honored with the Phyllis Schlafly Award for Excellence in Leadership at Eagle Council XLVII on Sept 15 at the St Louis Airport Marriot Hotel.
LD25 Senate candidate Itasca Small is calling for volunteers to help move her campaign along at “breakneck speed” in reaching early voters. Contact Small at – Voice/Text: 1-928-434-1515; itascasmall@wildblue.net ItascaSmall.com
CD8 candidate Sandra Dowling needs volunteers to make phone calls from your home or her call center. Contact Frank Thorwald at frank_thorwald@hotmail.com.
Canceled: The Paradise Republican Women’s Club has canceled it’s Aug 1 Cavalcade of Candidates due to scheduling complications.
Canceled: Grassroots Tea Party Patriots will not meet on Aug 1.
The 4th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Event, hosted in partnership with PetSmart Charities, is scheduled between 6-7 pm, Tues, Oct 2 at the Arizona State Capitol House Lawn, 1700 W Washington St. in Phoenix.Event Recap Video
CD1 candidate Wendy Rogers scheduled. Events open to the public:
Aug 1 – 9 am,Breakfast in Coolidge Tag's Café, 156 N Arizona Blvd.
Aug 1 – 5 pm, Mimi's Café, 839 N Promenade Parkway, Casa Grande.
Aug 2 – 11 am Page at Ranch House Grille, 819 N Navajo Dr..
Aug 2 – 5 pm., Eagar-Springerville Avery's BBQ, 262 W. Main St., Springerville.
Aug 3 – 11 am Williams American Legion, 425 W Grant Ave. Open to the public.
Aug 3 – 5 pm Snowflake-Taylor La Cocina De Eva, 201 N Main St, Snowflake.
Aug 4 – 8:30 am Breakfast in Heber-Overgaard Aliberto's Mexican Restaurant
1835 Arizona Highway 260, Heber.
Aug 5 – 5 pm., Flagstaff Coco's Bakery Restaurant, 360 W Forest Meadows St.
At today’s State Board of Investment (BOI) meeting, Arizona Treasurer Eileen I. Klein announced stellar investment performance for fiscal year-ending June 30, 2018. Assets under Treasury management are up over 2017 as are returns and distributions for state agencies, local governments, and public schools. The BOI meets monthly to review Treasury investment activities. For fiscal year-end 2018, The Permanent Land Endowment Trust Fund (PLETF) reported total market value of $5.9 Billion; a 5.27% increase over 2017, earnings distributions to public schools of $294.8 Million; a 9.36% increase over 2017, and a 9.09% total return from investment activity. The return performance beat the Treasury benchmark and the largest Pension system in America. The PLETF’s 10-year average return came in at 7.73%; beating its 10-year return through June 30, 2017 by 1.17%. As previously reported, PLETF distributions to schools for fiscal year 2019 are expected to be $26.5 Million more than in 2018. Increased distributions are a product of better portfolio performance and greater market value and are beyond those related to Prop 123 which increased the percentage of distributions to schools.For fiscal year-end 2018, State Agency and Local Government Pools reported total market value of $9.4 Billion; a 6.1% increase over 2017 and earnings distributions of $132.4 Million; a 67.3% increase over 2017. Earnings contributed $28 Million to the State’s General Fund; a 43.7% increase over 2017. “Some of the results for the State Agency and Local Government Pools comes from rising interest rates, but a lot of credit goes to the smart strategies employed by our portfolio managers,” said Klein. “And with the Endowment’s great success, we can now distribute a larger chunk of vitally important money to our public schools in FY 2019,” Klein added.Klein reported that the Treasury’s Operating Balance, its cash-on-hand to pay state bills, rose for 3 consecutive months ending June 30 with an average FY 2018 balance of $1.8 Billion.“Our strong performance for fiscal year 2018 is a product of the sound investment policy set by the State Board of Investment. With the Board’s guidance, we are positioned for similar results in our new fiscal year,” Klein added.
Click Here For 2018 Year-End Treasury Summary Charts
Click Here For Full June 30, 2018 BOI Report
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About the State Board of Investment: By law, the State Board of Investment reviews all the investment activities of the Arizona State Treasurer and serves as trustees of the Permanent Land Endowment Trust Fund (PLETF). The Board of Investment is also responsible for the approval of the State Treasurer’s Office Investment Policy Statement. Members of the Board include the State Treasurer (serves as Chair), the Director of the Department of Administration, the State Banking Superintendent, and two other individuals appointed by the Treasurer.
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NOTES FROM READERS
Opinions expressed by readers are not necessarily those of the Briefs. Briefs does NOT endorse pre-primary candidates. Comments running over 400 words are subject to editing. - ft.
American Post-Gazette’s S. Adams: My bad. In response to the many folks pushing back on my most recent post regarding recommendations for primary votes in the messy District 28 race, I throw myself prostrate on the ground and beg your forgiveness. Is it possible to just ignore District 28? Except for the patriot-warrior Maria Syms, this central Phoenix district has been pretty much a lost cause for years. Until Ms. Syms, won, there hadn't been a conservative legislator in that district since, well, never. And here's the explanation--not an excuse, because there really isn't one. RINO Kate Brophy-McGee is a fake Republican. Even calling her a RINO is a bit of a stretch. Her opponent, Ken Bowers, is a nice fellow, and the only reason for recommending him is because he's opposing Ms. Brophy-McGee. Now the real treat: Obviously American Post-Gazette strongly supports Syms. Recommending Kathy Pappas-Petsas was a mistake. Since she and Ms.Syms are the only two running in the Republican primary, both will be on the November ballot. My thoughts were, as bad as Ms. Pappas-Petsas is--and according to our readers she is as bad as Hillary Clinton--her election would help secure a Republican majority in the House. That is the only thought I had. In retrospect--and pointed out by many readers including those voicing their concerns on MCRC Briefs--we on the right need to maintain strict qualifications for supporting someone, even if it means losing majority control. I hear you. Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. Thank you for your responses and your unflinching patriotism.
Activist Zack Taylor regarding upcoming Aug 4 immigration protests: See /immigration-protests-saturday:-what-you-know
Activist Frank Thorwald: Unfortunately the resolution filed by Congresswoman Debbie Lesko. Introduced H.Res. 1026, is not a bill; it is a Public Relations stunt to confuse people into thinking she doing something. A resolution has no more meeting than two people saying hello in passing.
AAARC Chairman Rev Clyde Bowman: Thanks for Briefs.
Former LD22 PC Brian Reilly: Thanks for all of the great political opinions that are being published during this election season.
Santa Cruz County Republican Chairman Zack Taylor: These are the kind of news stories I hate to see and they are becoming all to common. ice-files-detainer-against-man-accused-shooting-florida-officer-in-head
Cirilo DeLaFuente, CEO/Founder Conservative American Latino Organization: Most people think that Primary Election Day is August 28. It should be identified as the last date to vote in the Primary, but the Primary Election started with Early Ballots mailed out August 1. Early ballots, which comprise 70-80 per cent of all ballots cast, are the key to winning or losing Primary Elections in Arizona. Our wonderful state as well as our party and our country is in so much turmoil but that is what you can expect when candidates will say anything to get your vote. Most candidates who run as Republicans say they are true Conservatives/ Republicans , but are Republican In Name Only (RINO). I can go around and around with this and a lot more but we all have heard it and, frankly, most of us are tired of it.
We have all or heard these words which form the foundation of our Declaration of Independence: "We Hold These Truth To Be Self- Evident, That All Men Are Created Equal, That They Are Endowed By Their Creator With Certain Unalienable Rights,That Among These Are Life, Liberty And The Pursuit Of Happiness.” You hear that phase a lot but the words that follow create the structure that sets the overriding central idea for liberty and Justice for all "That To Secure These Rights, Governments Are Instituted Among Men, Deriving Their Just Powers From The Consent Of The Governed ( We The People )!
In short, many politicians believe "the people" derive their power from the government, while our founding fathers established the fact that government derives it's power from the people. Remember your vote is power for who you want to not only represent you but to work for you. As we get our early ballots and all the mail info of who is good for the good of the state and who is the best to represent all of us on Washington Street and in Washington D.C. Take the time to truly do the homework on all the candidates. This election will be a make or break for this Arizona and America. Please commit to do what is necessary to protect and defend the state I have come to love and call home.
Leslie White: Americans for Prosperity AZ Grassroots Director: The Arizona chapter of Americans for Prosperity urges the citizens of Arizona to vote NO on the state’s income tax hike proposal, the so-called “Invest in Education” proposal. This proposition would turn Arizona into a high-tax state, hurt our state’s small business owners, and put teacher pay in jeopardy. It would be the largest permanent tax increase in Arizona history, making Arizona’s top income tax rate the fifth-highest in the country and the highest in the Southwest region. Click here to sign up for future information on this ballot prop: http://bit.ly/2mMwrUD
Brian Reilly, Former LD22 PC:Governor Ducey recently promoted the idea there is a “new culture” between residents and law enforcement officers. Ducey commented in a recent news report “It seems like there is almost a push out there where people are pushing back at the police rather than talking about what their responsibilities are as law-abiding citizens. They’re trying to talk about what their rights are and they’re being confrontational.”
Governor Ducey, why do you mischaracterize citizens asserting their Constitutional rights as “pushing back at the police” and “being confrontational”? Could it be that the citizens are simply standing up for their Constitutional rights that are being abused by law enforcement? With all of the legal issues that were initiated by the former management of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, and the violation of the rights of individuals that were adjudicated, and with the MCSO’s failure to follow federal court orders to follow the 4th amendment to our Constitution, is it any wonder, trust in law enforcement is low? On a national level, it has been discovered that the upper echelons of our premiere law enforcement organization, the FBI, has participated in a trumped up, Russian collusion conspiracy investigation against the President of the United States. Given just these two examples, I find it amazing that you would question an individual’s concern about their right to be treated lawfully and respectfully by law enforcement. To give law enforcement our complete trust, within the current law enforcement culture, is naïve. I could mention many more examples of abuse, but space does not permit. When law enforcement does not respect the Constitutional rights of the people they serve, the result will be conflict, and ultimately, anarchy. Mutual respect is the solution, and adherence to the Constitution by law enforcement and the citizenry is a prerequisite to achieve mutual respect. I fully support law enforcement that respects the rights of the citizens it serves.
Governor Ducey is, in my opinion, unworthy to be reelected when he sees fit to criticize the people he serves because they stand up for their Constitutional rights when faced with abusive law enforcement operating unlawfully under the color of law. Arizona needs a new Republican Governor who understands the Constitutional balance between law enforcement and the citizenry. Arizona needs a new Republican Governor who understands and abides by our Constitution. Ken Bennett understands the U.S. Constitution.
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American Post-Gazette
Distributed by C O M M O N S E N S E in Arizona
GAYNOR OVER REAGAN FOR SOS
Secretary of State Michelle Reagan is one heartbeat or one resignation away from being Governor. American Post-Gazette has opined before about how poorly Reagan has performed in her office and the thought that she could ever be the Ninth Floor occupant should cause night tremors for even the strong of heart. One of her more grievous sins has been her caving into a lawsuit brought by the radical League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), a racist organization that supports open borders and includes members demanding the southwestern United States being returned to Mexico. LULAC filed in federal court with the intent of throwing out Arizona’s common sense voter identification law. Simply put, Arizona law requires that you prove your citizenship in order to vote--gee, what a concept. The law has been upheld by the courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court. However, that’s not good enough for anti-Americans who want to thwart the will of the American voter. Unfortunately, current federal law allows anyone to vote in federal races (President, Senate and House) without proof of citizenship. LULAC has been trying to expand that to all state and local races as well. Instead of fighting the bigger issue--changing federal law-- Reagan caved and they agreed to keep things as they are. And Reagan claimed that was a victory. Not a warrior’s mentality.
There is an alternative: Businessman Steve Gaynor. He’s self-funding his campaign after three-decades of running successful companies in Arizona, California and Colorado (but open to donations, of course). He’s lived in Arizona for 37 years. (Sadly) he’s a Harvard Business School grad--but not all Ivy Leaguers are crazy lefties. Some critics point out that over the years he has contributed to Democrats (as well as Republicans). The reality is that you can’t be successful in business in California and Colorado (and occasionally in Arizona) without playing the game. Remember, not too long ago Donald Trump was a registered Democrat and held many fundraisers for them. Gaynor is a life-long Republican and has donated to Republican candidates and causes for many election cycles, including Arizona’s entire Republican Congressional delegation. On his website, he declares he is, “a strong philosophical and fiscal conservative“ and that he is “Pro-Trump, Pro-Second Amendment, Pro-Life, and Pro-border security.” Sounds like a winning--and credible--combination.
On the Democratic side there’s State Senator Katie Hobbs, who, in her own words, has been a social worker for 25 years. Well, of course, she has. And now she wants to be Secretary of State, and, no doubt, Governor. Night tremors do not even begin to describe the horror of either of those coming to pass. - S. Adams
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CANDIDATE COMMENTARY
Editor’s Note: Please keep opinion pieces to 400 words. If extended, they will be subject to editing. Opinions expressed below are not necessarily those of the Briefs. Briefs does not endorse candidates. – ft
LD20 Senate candidate Charles Loftus, Ph.D. This is paraphrased from a version circulating around the web. But truth is truth:Socialism/Liberal Thinking vs. Reality
1. You cannot make the poor prosperous by making the wealthy poor.
2. What one person receives free, another person must work for and not receive.
3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that it does not first take from somebody else.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it!
5. When part of the people realize that they do not have to work because the other part is going to take care of them, and when the other part realizes that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, all fails.
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ELECTED OFFICIALS COMMENTARY
Editor’s Note: Please keep opinion pieces to 400 words. If extended, they will be subject to editing. Opinions expressed below are not necessarily those of the Briefs. Briefs does not endorse candidates. – ft
Congresswoman Debbie Lesko: Last week, I introduced H.Res. 1026, a resolution recognizing Medicare and Social Security as important programs that must be protected for current enrollees and strengthened for the future. Social Security and Medicare are essential for senior citizens living on fixed incomes. Congress must fulfill its promise to our seniors. Click below to watch my video on my newest piece of legislation. See Debbie on HR 1026
Congresswoman Martha McSally: Last week I welcomed AZ-02 Congressional Art Competition winner Rebecca Burton as well as her mother and father, Michelle and Brian, to the Capitol. Rebecca is a senior at Empire High School in Vail, Arizona. Her watercolor portrait of her sister is now on display in the Capitol tunnel for all to see. A big thank you to all the Arizona teachers who inspire their students on a daily basis, like Rebecca's art teacher Mr. Ben Koss. Click HERE
Congressman Paul Gosar: We had a great time Wednesday celebrating 25 years of greatness for the Western Caucus! Check out some of the photos from the event HERE.
Congresswoman Martha McSally: Special thanks to members of the Autism Society of Southern Arizona for traveling to my Washington office. We discussed how we can create a more inclusive and welcoming society for those with autism.
Congressman David Schweikert: As the House of Representatives wrapped up the last week of session for July we spent the time voting on very important bills and discussing legislative ideas for the remainder of this Congress. This week votes included bills to help modernize and improve access for individuals to HSAs and to help lower premiums. This week I also introduced Valley Fever legislation that will create a breakthrough for research on this orphan disease. This legislation will revolutionize how hospitals collect clinical data, while also protecting patient privacy. This summer session has presented a hard-working and successful work period. I am thankful for all of the constituents that have come to visit Washington, D.C. and I very much look forward to seeing Arizona's 6th district constituents as we head into August.
Congresswoman Debbie Lesko: Keeping Americans safe and providing for the common defense is the primary role of Congress. I was pleased to support the NDAA for FY19 last week which authorizes funding for 77 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters that pilots train for at Luke Air Force Base in our district. Additionally, the NDAA provides our men and women in uniform with a well-deserved pay raise of 2.6%, the largest in nine years. Rebuilding our military and restoring our readiness capabilities are challenges that cannot be solved overnight, but this legislation sets us on the path towards a strong, capable defense. Click here
Congresswoman Martha McSally: I sat down with The Washington Examiner to discuss military readiness, close-air support, North Korea, Afghanistan and the day in 1993 when I stared down the Air Force chief of staff. The two-year defense budget deal was an important step in the right direction for closing the military readiness gap, but it is just a tourniquet on the wound. It’s going to take many years and increasing the total force number, for us to get to where we’re in a much healthier place and our forces are properly prepared. We should not be losing men and women in military aviation accidents. Click HERE for full interview.
Congresswoman Debbie Lesko Votes to Support F-35 Program, Give Troops Pay Raise:Last week, theHouse of Representatives passed the conference report to H.R. 5515, the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), by a vote of 359-54. The NDAA provides critical funding and lays out strategic policy direction for our national defense. The NDAA also provides resources to rebuild our military and authorizes additional aircraft and ships, including 77 F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. Lesko said “Keeping Americans safe and providing for the common defense is the primary role of Congress. I am pleased.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
AUG 1
Canceled:The Paradise Republican Women’s Club will host a Cavalcade of Candidates Aug 1 at Rosati’s Pizza, 18221 N Pima Road in Scottsdale.
Canceled:Grassroots Tea Party Patriots will not meet on Aug 1. They will resume on Aug 8.
CD1 candidate Tiffany Shedd will featured at the Leading Ladies Lunch at 11 am., Wed., Aug 1 at The Henry, 4455 E Camelback Road in Phoenix. Tickets - $150 per person Hosted by Betsey Bayler, Cindy Compton, Beth Coons, Sandy Froman, Lisa James, Randy Kendrick, Kim Owens, Janice Pratt, Julie Muphrr, Melinda Petznick, Karrin Robson, Stefanie Smallhouse, Lynndy Smith and Kathleen Winn. RSVP to Tysen Schlink at 480-789-9869 or tysen@schlink.me
1030am KVOI is sponsoring 6 pm., Aug 1 networking gathering with the 2018 candidates at the Hacienda Del Sol, 5501 N Hacienda Del Sol in Tucson. $20 entrance fee at the door includes dinner. Cash bar. RSVP at wutevents.@gmail.com
AUG 2
Central Republican Women of Phoenix invites all Republicans to forum between US Senate candidates Dr Kelli Ward and former Sheriff Joe Arpaio at 5:30 pm., Thur., Aug 2 at Aunt Chilada’s Restaurant, 7330 N Dream Draw in Phoenix. Candidate Congresswoman Martha McSally is unable to attend. $20 substantial appetizers. AZ Legislative candidate Senator Kate Brophy-McGee and Lisa Atkins will also speak. RSVP to Reservations@CRWOP.org
A Meet and Greet for Congressman Paul Gosar is scheduled at 5 pm., Thurs., Aug 2 at Republican Headquarters, 1185 S 4th Ave. in Yuma. Everyone invited. Refreshment will be provided.
AZRA Scottsdale will meet with gubernatorial candidate Ken Bennett at 6:15 pm., Thurs., Aug 2 in the Mstang Library Reading Room (90th Street just south of Shea Blvd, just east of Shea/101.) Due to limited seating, RSVP required.AZRA members, current or former, are invited. LD23 PCs welcome.
The Mesa Republican Women will host LD25 candidates at 11:30 am., Thurs., Aug 2 at the Silver Star Theater, 5247 E Brown Road in Mesa. Speakers include incumbent Rep Rusty Bowers, and House incumbent Michelle Udall and candidate Dr. Marlene Hinton. Tyler Pace and Itasca Small (write-in) candidates for Senate. Other candidates wishing to speak may do so for 2 minutes. Contact Nancy Cottle at nancy@thebrandedimage.com to reserve a spot. Lunch is $15 for members and $17 for non-members/guests. RSVP to mesarepublicanwomen@hotmail.com
1030am KVOI is hosting a “Wake up” nightof networking with 2018 candidates between 6-8 pm., Aug 1 at the Hacienda Del Sol, 5501 N Hacienda Del Sol. $20 admission, includes dinner. Cash bar. RSVP to wutevents@gmail.com
Concerned Citizens for America (CC4A) will meet at 6:30 pm., Thurs., Aug 2 at the Canyon Trails Cowboy Church, 3132 White Bear Road in Sedona to watch “Agenda 2, Masters of Deceit” produced by former Idaho Representatative Curtis Bowers who also produced “The Agenda, Grinding America Down”. Supt of Public Instruction candidate Frank Riggs will also speak. All voters are welcome. Desserts provided. Contact: Andrea Kadarandreakadar7@yahoo.com
AUG 4
A Meet and Greet for CD9 Write-in candidate Randy Fleenor is scheduled at 6 pm., Sat., Aug 4 the Sabino Road Baptist Church, 2710 Sabino Road in Tucson. Host committee consists of Debe Campos-Fleenor, Karen Schutte, Colores Johnston, Billy Gottschalk and J Wickey. Music, food, donations accepted. RSVP to Karen.fleenor4senate@gmail.com
AUG 8
Gubernatorial candidate Ken Bennett will be among the speakers at the Grassroots Tea Party Activist on Aug 8, according to facilitator Francince Romesburg. Other candidates include CD8 incumbent Debbie Lesko, Jim O’Connor and Eric Sloan - Corp Commission; LD20 House incumbent Anthony Kern and Charlie Loftus - LD20 senate.
AUG 10
Tickets are now available attpusa-hq-open-house-tickets for the grand opening of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) operations for the conservative movement. The event is scheduled between 10 am-3 pm., Fri., Aug 10 at TPUSA headquarters, 4940 E Beverly Road in Phoenix. View Map Speakers include TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk and communications director Candace Owens. Doors will open at 9:30 am, with ribbon cutting at 10 am. Tours on the facility will continue until 3 pm. Tickets required.
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