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Governor Brewer Issues Emergency Declaration for Yavapai County

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Governor Jan Brewer today signed a Declaration of Emergency in response to the fast-growing Doce Fire, in Yavapai County. The fire is burning through the Prescott National Forest, about 8 miles northwest of town. The declaration makes available $100,000 from the Governor’s Emergency Fund to support emergency response and recovery efforts associated with the fire. Funds disbursed…

GOP effort to oust Eric Holder picks up steam

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The House Republican effort to oust Attorney General Eric Holder has attracted a significant amount of momentum this month. Since the beginning of June, 66 Republicans have signed on to Rep. Paul Gosar’s (R-Ariz.) legislation that calls for Holder’s immediate resignation. Gosar’s resolution now has 122 co-sponsors, more than half of the House GOP conferenceClick here to read

House GOP Campaign to Oust Holder Gains Strength

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The push by House Republicans to get rid of Attorney General Eric Holder is growing stronger, with a majority signing a petition asking that he leave office. Since June 1, 66 GOP House members have added their signatures to Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar's resolution demanding that Holder leave office. He has 122 co-sponsors, more than 50 percent of all Republicans in the House. Click here to read

Amash leads challenge to NSA surveillance with LIBERT-E act

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Rep. Justin Amash is determined to bring an end to government surveillance without due process of law…One of the strongest statements explaining the need for this legislation came from Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona who wrote: “I am not willing to trade our Fourth Amendment protections for the pretense of security. I cannot and will not continue policies that leave the…

Rep. Paul Gosar Votes Against NDAA

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U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar, D.D.S. (AZ-04) released the following statement after voting against H.R. 1960 – the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) of 2013 – for failing to include language which would have protected American citizens against indefinite detention: