by Chris St. John | Jun 8, 2021 | Arizona Capitol Project
Right about the time it seemed the 2021 Fifty-fifth Legislature – First Regular Session was nearing an end, last week the Arizona Senate abruptly adjourned until Thursday, June 10. Then, last Friday, Governor Ducey vetoed 22 bills signaling that he would not...
by Briana Johnson | Feb 5, 2021 | Arizona Capitol Project
Today’s email is a bit unique. Over the past eleven months, I’ve written to you about a number of topics, but not a policy issue. Arizona Capitol Project (ACP) is an initiative of Center for Arizona Policy, but ACP is not a policy initiative. As you’ve come to learn,...
by Chris St. John | Jan 29, 2021 | Arizona Capitol Project
Good Afternoon Pastors, Do you wake up with songs, Scriptures, or Scriptures set to music on your heart? On the occasions that I do, I tend to have them with me all day long. This morning’s tune is a medieval Irish hymn that I sang a lot in high school: Be thou my...
by Chris St. John | Jan 22, 2021 | Arizona Capitol Project, Uncategorized
Dear Arizona Pastors and Church Leaders, Last Wednesday we had a meeting scheduled via Zoom to pray for and discuss the 2021 Arizona Legislative Session. But COVID-19 hit me like a ton of bricks. If you’ve had it, you know what I mean. Today, I’m taking this...
by Chris St. John | Dec 4, 2020 | Arizona Capitol Project, Uncategorized
In many ways this has been the longest of years, but in others, it’s amazing that we’re now in Advent. I pray that Thanksgiving was sweet for you and your family, and that this will be the most meaningful of Christmases as we worship the Savior. We’ve been...
by Chris St. John | Nov 6, 2020 | Arizona Capitol Project
As of this writing, there’s still scant little we know for certain at the top of the ticket. Since late-yesterday, the Electoral College count has been staying put – depending on which source you follow – at Joseph R. Biden Jr., 253 or 264 and Donald J. Trump, 214....
