Tonight on Arizona Illustrated’s Political Roundtable: Pima County Democratic Party Chairman Jeff Rogers and Republican strategist Brett Mecum hash out the latest in the GOP primary in the race to complete Gabrielle Giffords’ congressional term (including some of Jesse Kelly’s eyebrow-raising assertions and Frank Antenori’s driving record), talk about the contraception and abortion bills at the Legislature and predict whether Russell Pearce can make a successful comeback.

This article appears in Mar 22-28, 2012.

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6 replies on “Political Roundtable: More on CD8, Contraception and Abortion Bills at the AZ Legislature & Russell Pearce’s Comeback Effort”

  1. Good grief, Brett Mecum minimizing Bad Boy Frank’s FLAGRANT RED LIGHT VIOLATION as no big deal. Glendale Republican Sen. Rick Murphy, in explaining his vote on Frank’s SCR1029 said there is NO DOUBT that FLAGRANT violations raise public safety problems. The reality is that Frank’s temperament, which boils down to contempt for authority, was brazenly demonstrated when he was caught on video running the red light in Scottsdale.

  2. Steve: I couldn’t agree more. Frank thumbs his nose at everything and everyone that he doesn’t like or agree with….so what do you thinkn he’d do to the POTUS and other Congressional members? We do not neeed more disrespect and embarrassment in DC or in our state.

  3. I watched the tape. Looks lke he timed the light wrong. Many of us have done that. If this is the worst you have on Antenori, then he’s ok in my book. Get a life.

  4. Wow,Clinton has sex in the Oval Office and this guy screws up a red light….What I said about libs is right,they love to spin everything way out of bounds……

  5. No, this guy deliberately runs a red light, then ignores citations, court dates, and license suspension, then cries legislative immunity, then tries to change the laws so what he did can’t be caught as easily. Sure Clinton lied. Doesn’t excuse Antenori! By the way, having sex in the Oval Office is not forbidden; if it was his wife, it would have been fine. Just real bad judgment. Do we need more real bad judgment?

  6. All i want to know, is who paid for cheney’s heart transplant? was it his own ins. or medicaid that damned socialized medicine

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