Arizona: Emily Bittner

Arizona only rates a few mentions in the long analysis U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) penned regarding the Republican Party's current woes, a memo designed to address the rampant anxiety prevailing among GOP incumbents and candidates this cycle. Yet both of Arizona's political parties see a direct correlation between what Davis addressed on the national level and what is happening on the ground in Arizona's congressional races.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) presented the case of Hill Democrats yesterday in the new battle over who's to blame for skyrocketing fuel prices (and the price of everything else).

This week, Republicans followed up their rhetoric with action, introducing a bill that would force Pelosi and the Democratic majority to reveal their "secret plan" for bringing stability to fuel costs.

Pelosi's response: the secret plan was never secret, and not really a plan, either.

Former Senate President Ken Bennett is still considering if he wants to take a shot at the open 1st CD seat.  Since it became public he is reconsidering if he wants to make the leap or not he has been getting a steady dose of Emily Bittner and the Arizona Democratic Party.  In the latest installment attacking Bennett the Democratic party goes after Bennett for his comments to Arizona’s Yellow Sheet

On the heels of a DCCC memo savaging CD1 Republicans for what they labelled a state of "disarray" among their ranks, the Arizona Democratic Party has followed suit, dredging up questions about former State Senate President Ken Bennett's activities in the State Senate regarding his family's oil business.