Montini says abortion opponents don't care any more about live babies than puppies! He actually wrote in the Arizona Republic yesterday that they don't care anymore about live babies than a puppy from the pound. Having to read a columnist like him in a big newspaper like the Arizona Republic is sometimes almost more than I can bear. I have been two days recovering from his latest attack. The war on religion waged by the liberal press and now the pro choice democratic party is real in Arizona.

"Some members of Congress send tax dollars to companies, colleges and community groups where their spouses, children and parents work as salaried employees, lobbyists or board members, according to an examination of federal disclosure forms and local public records by The Washington Post...".* The Young Turks host Cenk Uygur breaks it down. * www.washingtonpost.com New TYT Network panel show The Point: www.youtube.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Google+: www.gplus.to Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

Homeowner's Bill of Rights Arizona Republic real estate reporter Catherine Reagor discusses President Obama's plans to stabilize the housing market.

From the January 30, 2012 debate for Tempe City Council, hosted by the Arizona Republic and the Tempe Chamber of Commerce.

Highlights of Kolby Granville from the January 30, 2012 debate hosted by the Arizona Republic and the Tempe Chamber of Commerce.

Arizona Republic columnist Bob Robb and Steve Muratore, publisher of The Arizona Eagletarian, provide analysis of the Independent Redistricting Commission's new congressional and legislative district boundaries.

NON-PROFIT ACTIVISM no copyright infringement intended Jan Brewer - Immigration, border security and "headless bodies" Brewer believes in strict enforcement of border security, with absolutely no amnesty for illegal immigrants entering the United States unlawfully over the Mexico -- United States border. In addition to signing Arizona SB 1070, she has prohibited state and local governments from giving any public benefits to illegal aliens, in addition to making it a misdemeanor for a state or local government official to fail to report immigration law violations discovered while administering a public benefit or service. Brewer has also supported efforts to re-deploy the National Guard of the United States along the southern Arizona border, in an attempt to provide increased border security. On June 27, 2010, Brewer appeared on "Sunday Square Off", which broadcasts on KPNX-TV. While speaking on the subject of crime related to illegal immigration, she was quoted as saying that "law enforcement agencies have found bodies in the desert either buried or just lying out there that have been beheaded", a claim that has been disproved. On July 11, 2010, Jan Brewer announced that 10 million dollars given to her state by the federal government, most of which was intended to go to education, would instead go to enforcing border security. THE LETTER Some of the discussion Thursday in the media and on the Internet about the encounter centered on what was in the letter the governor <b>...</b>

"Imagine An Imperial Dream Comes True!" Currently, I am seeking employment, which is the main reason for this post. I have been unemployed for 2 1/2 years, too long. God help me, I need a creative job. Still Photography from Phoenix Comic-Con 2011 & Axis Radius Costume Ghost Ball in Scottsdale, Arizona 2011, along with some other things. This is basically a small portion of my photographic portfolio in a slide show format. My Dream Job, is to work for any major Art Department, as either Creative Director or Art Director. Either for: ILM, or Dream Works. Or any major company either here in Phoenix, or Los Angeles California. That is the dream. Please help make my dream a reality. I have been published by: The Roman Catholic Church of Phoenix in a book entitled: "He Came To Touch Us."(1987) An image of the Polish Pope Blessing everyone at St. Mary's Cathedral down town Phoenix. Arizona Republic Magazine in 1983, won 1st place in that photo contest. Scottsdale Progress Newspaper, On a Poster for the Arizona Renaissance Festival. I have a signed letter from the Late Senator Barry Goldwater with nothing but the highest of praise for my photographic talents, and abilities. I have been recognized by the City of Scottsdale, Az. Won many 1st place awards in the Scottsdale Shutter Bug Day, annual photography contest. Last year I won many 1st place awards at the Arizona State Fair, in the Arts & Crafts division. A brief work experience history: Lead Photographer, Photographer <b>...</b>

Jan Brewer Dis respects President Obama Like He's A Child! Get Your Finger Out Of His Face! A tense airport exchange with Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, in which she wagged her finger in his face, was blown out of proportion, President Barack Obama said in an ABC News interview on Thursday. "I think it's always good publicity for a Republican if they're in an argument with me. ... But this was really not a big deal," Obama said. "Last time we met, she wasn't fully satisfied. But, you know, I think this is a classic example of things getting blown out of proportion." The testy exchange with Brewer on Wednesday distracted from the economic message Obama has sought to emphasize during a three-day campaign-style tour that followed his State of the Union address to Congress on Tuesday night. Obama, who spent much of last year locked in battles with Republicans in the US Congress, took a combative tone in the address as he pressed Republicans to work with him to fix the sluggish economy. The president has also differed sharply with Brewer over immigration policy. The Justice Department has challenged a controversial bill Brewer signed in 2010 cracking down on illegal immigrants in Arizona that called for police to check the immigration status of anyone suspected of being in the country illegally. Obama has referred to the Arizona immigration law as "misguided." Critics have said the measure is a mandate for racial profiling, but its supporters believe tougher measures are needed to prevent non-citizens from taking US jobs in a tough economic climate. But Obama sought to <b>...</b>

BY BLAKE HANSON President Obama hasn't entered the debate realm quite yet -- but that didn't stop him from getting into a testy exchange Wednesday with Arizona's Republican Governor Jan Brewer. The Today Show reports... "Wednesday afternoon when he touched down outside of Phoenix the President had a tense exchange with Gov. Jan Brewer about her book which characterized Mr. Obama as lecturing her over a 2009 meeting over immigration." Brewer says President Obama criticized her over her book -- saying it didn't portray him well. But a writer for The Phoenix New-Times says regardless of what they talked about, Brewer needed to play nice. "Leave it to Jan Brewer to humiliate Arizona -- yet again ... President Barack Obama was in town today to tour an Intel factory getting built in Chandler -- and it took Brewer all of five seconds to make ag******** scene." A blogger for "Stop the ACLU" offers a different take, writing... "Obama is not particularly happy when people write bad things about him, because he is the anointed one. He's the only one that can say bad things about people and/or throw them under the bus. Everyone else is just supposed to sit there and take it when Obama bad mouths them ..." Hot Air notes, this is not the first time President Obama has gone head-to-head with a governor while visiting. "He once surprised [Louisiana Gov. ] Bobby Jindal by whining about a letter Jindal had sent to [Ag. Secretary] Tom Vilsack regarding food stamps. O was in Louisiana that <b>...</b>