Joe Guzzardi

1 week ago | patch.com | Joe Guzzardi

For stumping political candidates, vowing to build affordable housing remains one of their biggest rallying cries. Presidential candidate Kamala Harris promised three million new housing units over four years, along with tax incentives and $25,000 down payment assistance for first-time buyers. Harris also proposed a whopping $40 billion innovation fund that would empower local governments to fund and support community solutions for housing construction.

1 week ago | dcourier.com | Joe Guzzardi |Syndicated columist

Of the 1,287,891 Arizonans who cast their 2022 gubernatorial votes for Democrat Katie Hobbs to replace termed-out Republican Doug Ducey, at least 25% would likely want to take their votes back. Hobbs has proven to be, at best, ineffective and, at worst, a viable threat to national security.

1 week ago | postandcourier.com | Joe Guzzardi

Trump is spot on in his decision to slow the arrival of foreign-born students to universities in the U.S.The administration has halted scheduling of new student visa appointments at U.S. embassies abroad as the State Department prepares to expand social media vetting of foreign students.

2 weeks ago | aikenstandard.com | Joe Guzzardi

Trump is spot on in his decision to slow the arrival of foreign-born students to universities in the U.S.The administration has halted scheduling of new student visa appointments at U.S. embassies abroad as the State Department prepares to expand social media vetting of foreign students.

2 weeks ago | patch.com | Joe Guzzardi

Of the 1,287,891 Arizonans who cast their 2022 gubernatorial votes for Democrat Katie Hobbs to replace termed-out Republican Doug Ducey, at least 25% would likely want to take their votes back. Hobbs has proven to be, at best, ineffective and, at worst, a viable threat to national security. Hobbs' latest gubernatorial action, consistent with her apparent indifference to Arizonans' well-being, was to veto Republican-backed Senate Bill 1109.