Mike Russell

Dear legislators: Mike Russell doesn't want to see a single plan to fix Arizona schools unless it has a plan in place to track exactly where the money goes.

President Donald Trump did not deny science or doom our planet by leaving the Paris Climate Agreement. He did what was best for America.

I encourage all of you that are so offended by Kathy Griffin's picture or Stephen Colbert’s rant to stop posting, reposting and commenting about them.

Let's wait and see what is actually going to happen to health care without speculating what could possibly happen. Stop buying into the scare tactics.

I can't think of anything more American -- or a better way to honor fallen soldiers -- than to live our lives, to be Americans on Memorial Day.

Before we all hit the panic button over President Donald Trump's proposed $4.1 trillion budget, let's give the experts time to have their say.

There's a reason why Americans become desensitized to terror: Our intelligence community and our men and women in uniform have been keeping us safe.

Mike Russell thinks if we can set up the voting system very similarly to the mandatory jury system, we can have a true representative republic in America.

Let's be real: The White House does not have a leak problem, the White House has a fire hose of unauthorized information shooting from the wings.

As the 2017 Arizona State legislative session ends, Gov. Doug Ducey was handed 14 softball pieces of legislation and one high heater.

There are a lot of questions about the firing of former FBI Director James Comey. Here's hoping we get answers sooner rather than later.

I can't be happier to say the Arizona Legislature has finally managed to put some solid, common sense gun legislation on Gov. Doug Ducey's desk.

Bottom line: The money is there, it’s just not going to the right place and that is why Arizona is failing our teachers and kids.

This week, the city of Phoenix unveiled another program that is a piece of garbage: new recycling efforts! You see what I did there?

The Arizona Senate struck down a bill that seemed to be on its way to Gov. Doug Ducey's desk. A bill that would allow residents to shoot a firearm within city limits to save them from, wait for it … snakes!