Arizona history-April 17-23
Sunday, April 17
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Part of the map? that was arizona. arizona was the 48th state. it was not admitted to the union until 1912. it just has not been a state for very long, which is maybe why it sometimes feels like arizona is still working out the kinks. but it also means that all of the oldest things about the state as a state just aren't very old at all. the first governor of the state of arizona was in office starting in 1912. only 100 years ago, right? and if you are a schoolchild in arizona, and you are treated to a school field trip to the arizona capitol museum, one of the things you'll be treated to on th...
He is right in a way, what is time? look, george w.p. hunt is still there at the capitol museum. governor jan brewer's time in office has been marked by confrontation and controversy. she has aggressively marketed herself as a confrontational conservative. she has tried to develop a national profile that is all about toughness and confrontation. her memoir is titled "scorpions for breakfast." and while she may be tough and she may be confrontational, what frankly is more central to her national profile is not necessarily toughness or confrontation, but rather the sense that there is something ...