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PHOENIX (AP) -- Democrat Felecia Rotellini said Monday she's ready to take on either Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne or his Republican primary opponent in the November general election with a full war chest.
Rotellini's comments came after she filed nominating petitions to officially qualify for the ballot. She said she expects to have more than $1 million in the bank by June to take on either Horne or his Republican challenger, Mark Brnovich.
She will need the money to fend off efforts by the candidates and independent groups seeking to keep a Democrat from gaining a major statewide seat for the first time in four years. She ran against Horne in 2010 and narrowly lost an election that led to a now-renewed campaign finance complaint against the attorney general.
"I intend to have a war chest of over a million dollars to make sure I can do the commercials and be ready for the attack ads I know will come towards me," Rotellini said. "And this time around, we'll be ready."
Rotellini, 56, faces no opposition in August's Democratic primary, so her money will be on hand for the general election battle.
Rotellini said whichever challenger emerges will be "broke and bruised" from a GOP primary that is shaping up as a contest focused on controversies surrounding Horne over the past two years.
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Colleen Garry is still a Democrat.
She swears she is.
It's just that her fellow Democrats don't always vote the way she wants, and so she votes her conscience or the way she feels her constituents would want her to vote.
Revolutionary thinking, right? Especially for a longtime politician who knows how to play the go-along-to-get-along game.
"I'm still a Democrat," Garry, the state representative for Dracut and Tyngsboro, said recently, not long after voting against the Democratic leadership -- and just about every other Democrat -- on several bills before the House.
According to Beacon Hill Roll Call, all of the bills had to do with taxes or controversial monetary issues. The Democratic Party does not like voting on tax issues because, this being Massachusetts, the party is always partial to raising taxes rather than lowering them. So when bills arise that would, for example, lower the sales tax or the income tax, or exempt cities and towns from paying the 24-cents-per-gallon gas tax for municipal vehicles, the Democrats instead vote to conduct a "study" of the issue.
Would it surprise you to find out that these "studies" are never actually done, that it's just a way for the Democrats to get around voting against lowering taxes so they don't have to hear about it from their constituents in an election year?
Of course, it wouldn't. It's Massachusetts.
And so, the votes to perform these studies break down along party lines, and the Democrats never lose.
But among local lawmakers, you can rely on Garry to buck that trend. After all, she has been named by nonpartisan groups as the most conservative Democrat in the House.
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