Epstein Secrets

ly Weekend Events Despite Spike In Corona virus Cases. The New York Times (7/3, Al, Williamson, 18.61M) reports on its front page that Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) "stopped short of ordering a halt to [small) events, and as of Friday, he had not required Arizonans to wear face coverings in public spaces, as

Fourth of July parade in Eagar remain "set to march ahead on Saturday as planned, even as infections in the state spiral." According to the Post, "Ducey, a pro-business conservative Republican who once ran an ice cream company and is a former state treasurer, has pressed a philosophy of personal res

lican lawmakers "via cellphone, calling the 2020 election the `greatest scam ever perpetrated against our country.' The president ripped into" Gov. Doug Ducey (R), "criticizing him for `rushing to sign' papers certifying Democratic victories." The Wall Street Journal (11/30, Paul, Kesling, Subscription Pu

p tweeted over the weekend that more challenges would be coming; both states allow legal challenges following certification. The AP (11/30) reports Ducey and Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) "both vouched for the integrity of the election before signing off on the results." Ducey said, "We d

had EFTA00162659 taken the mask off temporarily to sip his drink. American Airlines said it's "reviewing" the matter. (Fox News) • Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) was photographed at a party without wearing a mask or practicing social distancing. A Phoenix resident shared the picture, along with a text ex

x resident shared the picture, along with a text exchange claiming it was taken July 6, when the majority of the state had mask mandates in place. Ducey's office dismissed the photo as a "personal attack." (Arizona Republic) • Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) was heckled at a press briefing by a resid

March and April," Eli Rosenberg and Long report. EFTA00162706 As new cases rise nationwide, public health experts are urging caution. "When Gov. Doug Ducey allowed Arizona's stay-at-home order to expire on May15, 34o patients were in intensive care units statewide due to the novel coronavirus — the lar

largest number since the beginning of the pandemic. Public health experts at the University of Arizona spent the week before publicly pleading with Ducey (R) to postpone reopening, suggesting cases in the state were still projected to grow. About two weeks later, the maximum amount of time it takes t

lican lawmakers "via cellphone, calling the 2020 election the `greatest scam ever perpetrated against our country.' The president ripped into" Gov. Doug Ducey (R), "criticizing him for `rushing to sign' papers certifying Democratic victories." The Wall Street Journal (11/30, Paul, Kesling, Subscription Pu

p tweeted over the weekend that more challenges would be coming; both states allow legal challenges following certification. The AP (11/30) reports Ducey and Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D) "both vouched for the integrity of the election before signing off on the results." Ducey said, "We d