Democratic challenger David Garcia, and Republican Gov. Doug Ducey
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- 10:24pm — June 25, 2022
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I may seem like a broken record dissing our choices on the ballot but across the country I see candidates who know what's what. Can we get a plan here in Arizona? Something more than slogans? In Monday's debate, Ducey promised more of boom-bust, Garcia was a man without a plan, and Torres wouldn't look up... Read more»
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3 comments on this story
Let me know if one of these guys comes out against self-driving cars tooling all over the state without any supervision. I’d like to walk across an intersection without worrying which one of them took a bigger campaign contribution from Google. Thanks
We sure deserve better than this.
I have to agree with you about your support of Steve Farley. I went to a debate between Farley and Garcia, not really knowing about either. Garcia’s mantra: I’m Latino, I’m a vet, I’m an “educator” at ASU. Farley’s: I’m on the Senate Finance Committee, I know where the $$$ are to get education going again. I left feeling quite positive toward Farley… but I guess he didn’t make his case well enough generally.
Garcia would do himself AND us (the taxpayers of AZ) a favor if he worked with Farley to come up with a plan. Education begins in kindergarten. If children can’t read, $$$ for the university are pointless. He needs to understand that and GET A PLAN, as you suggest. I would like him to succeed—but without a plan….