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The Reason Many Tucsonans Fly Out Of Phoenix (opens the original)
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TUCSON – According to AI, but not verified by my own research, 3.7 million passengers go through Tucson International Airport every year. That’s noteworthy. By contrast, 51.6 million go through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. That’s astonishing. Fifty years ago, about 4.4 million passengers went through Sky Harbor every year, or slightly more than the 3.7 million that go through Tucson International today. Back then, Phoenix was not the economic dynamo it is today and resembled Tucson
Tucson’s Good, Bad and Ugly Economy (opens the original)
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According to a report on KOLD News in Tucson, Pima County supervisors discussed their regional economic plan on Sept. 8, focusing on ways to increase job growth, prosperity and affordability in metro Tucson. Tucson Mayor Regina Romero also spoke at the meeting about the joint prosperity initiative between the city and county. Let’s look at the good, the bad and the ugly of the plan and Tucson’s economy. It’s good that the top politicians recognize that the Tucson economy is in need of considerab
Rename Mar-a-Lago and Return It to Spain (opens the original)
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It’s usually not advisable in politics or life to respond to juvenile behavior with juvenile behavior. But Democrats might want to reconsider this advice when it comes to Trump’s tantrums, peacocking, name-calling, and trolling. That’s especially so with regard to his obsession over name changes, especially his latest unfunny comedy routine about changing “New Mexico” to “New America.” The indented section below is a sidenote to those who want to engage in whataboutism and change the subject to
Sobering Thoughts in Tucson on Labor Day (opens the original)
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The following was written on Labor Day, 2026, and speaks to a serious problem in the labor market and larger society in both Tucson and the US. On a recent weekend, my wife Kim and I walked through the grounds of an expensive resort that is a quarter-mile from our house in the Foothills of Tucson. The parking lot of the 396-room resort was full, mostly with high-priced vehicles with Arizona license plates. Because it’s very unusual to see much business at the resort during the summer months, I a
Where Have All the Classical Liberals Gone? (opens the original)
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You know that you’re in for an intellectual treat when the first two pages of the introduction to The Revolutionary Center make a connection between the World Economic Forum and Thomas Mann’s 1924 classic book, The Magic Mountain. Mann’s book was set in Davos, Switzerland, which, ironically, is also where the WEF holds its annual confab for the shameless, shallow and aloof rulers of the world. Two characters in Mann’s book argue about the pros and cons of liberalism and illiberalism, an argument
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