Gov. Ducey, you are the CEO of the coronavirus capital of the world, if we go by cases per capita. That's not a place you want to be, no matter how much the White House orders you to "stay." If you want to save your legacy and hundreds of Arizona lives, then put a New Zealand-style hurt on the virus. Read more» 
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