‘I think the attitudes of people in this state have changed a lot. We believe Arizonans are ready for equal marriage.’ – Warren Meyer, Equal Marriage Arizona

The Supreme Court overruled a 2004 Arizona anti-immigrant law, which required people to prove their citizenship status in order to register to vote

When finger-wagging-in-Obama’s-face Gov. Jan Brewer does something progressive, particularly in alignment with that president, hell truly has frozen over.

First, it’s just a gargoyle with a penis. Second, it’s a flaccid penis. Third, IT’S JUST A PENIS! Fully half the population of the world has one, get over it.

Not only are GOP lawmakers at odds with each other, those siding with Jan Brewer are receiving death threats from their more rabid right-wing constituents.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down an Arizona anti-abortion law, calling it an unconstitutional measure that violates Roe v. Wade

Amy’s Baking Company hasn’t yet hit their 15 minutes of fame, too busy counting reservations for the grand opening and new employees from the job fair.

Republicans are scrambling to make religious bigotry into law because, to them, ‘freedom of religion’ means using your religion to attack other people.

Crazy Amy is upping the ante, hosting a ‘grand reopening’ of the bakery with proceeds to go toward fighting ‘cyber bullying.’ This is gonna be good.

It wasn’t enough to have things go badly on Gordon Ramsay’s show, Amy had to take it up a notch by going publicly postal and attacking her detractors.

With the majority of Americans for more gun safety a backlash against politicians who voted no to common sense gun regulations was inevitable. The polls are bad for some in Washington D.C., and very bad for others.

On Tuesday, the Arizona legislature passed a bill that would basically force city gun buyback programs to become gun dealers.

GOP Congressman Matt Salmon, a Mormon from Arizona, opposes his own gay son’s marriage equality because ideology means more to him than the happiness of his flesh and blood.

The recall effort was organized in February and has already gotten a third of the signatures necessary.

A new proposed bill in Arizona would allow any group to claim a religious exemption on taxes on all property.

Republican attempts to nullify federal authority revive the issue of state’s rights, an issue that has been settled since the end of the Civil War.

When a prominent conservative writer in Phoenix begins his argument with, ‘I think, however, that Brewer is plainly wrong about state law,’ can change be far behind?

The deaths of the these bills is not only a victory for science and reason, it’s a victory for the education of our kids as well.

She hasn’t wanted compromise for the sake of education, or health care, or immigration reform, but she went on ‘Face the Nation’ on Sunday to object to the upcoming cuts from sequestration.

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer hit the Sunday show circuit this morning and joined other governors on CBS’s Face the Nation to discuss immigration, among other things.