Tuesday Energy Blogging: My energy is spent.
I worked a poll in Ahwatukee for Dana all day today. She ran a valiant race but, sadly, it wasn’t to be. I’ll post some thoughts on that later but I want to make sure I do my Tuesday duty. So it is with admitted lethargy but earnest enthusiasm for the author and subject that [...]
Hey Sal, you should keep closer tabs on your stooges
I’m not going to link to his site, but there’s a prominent right wing Arizona blogger I like to call Hedda Drudge for his propensity to clutch his pearls in faux outrage over whatever the local GOP honchos want him to. Right now he is pushing Sal DiCiccio’s non-story of of the non-issue about Dana [...]
Tuesday Energy Blogging: Ahwatukee style!
Because next week is Phoenix City Council elections, and because my friend Dana Kennedy is putting up a fierce challenge to appointed incumbent (and holder of leases to develop parcels of land along the proposed Loop 202 extension in the Tuke) Sal DiCiccio, I thought I’d reprint what my favorite former Republic columnist Jon Talton [...]
Does Jason Rose think the Goldwater Institute was formed by robots and staffed entirely by volunteers?
He must, since the only response he could muster to Sal DiCiccio’s 202 freeway problem was a petulant sniffle that Dana Kennedy *gasp* took a small salary from a non-profit organization she worked for. DiCiccio has yet to respond to New Times’ request for comment, but immediately on exiting the press conference, we received a [...]
Sal DiCiccio Stumbles
Y’all’ve heard a lot about the 202 Freeway and Sal’s conflict of interest in regards to said freeway. If not, read Donna’s blog entries on it: So How Much of a Cut Am I Going to Get, Sal? Things in Ahwatukee That Make You Go Hmm Now who could have seen this coming? DiCiccio stands [...]
So how much of a cut am I going to get, Sal?
Scott Wong was on the case this morning being a stooge for presenting Sal DiCiccio’s side of the story after the New Times gave wide exposure to his land leases on the Gila River Indian Community. Sal insists that he did disclose his interests. “I am all about transparency. The reason thy were able to [...]
Things in Ahwatukee that make you go hmm…
A commenter to Sarah Fenske’s piece in the New Times who calls himself “Ahwatukee” and claims to be a member of the Ahwatukee Village Planning Committee insists that Sal disclosed his land holdings on the Gila River Indian Community at their February meeting. Actually, Donna, I’m on the VPC in Ahwatukee and he came to [...]
