Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, In an Arpaio-esque Move, Refuses to Answer New Times‘ Questions Unless They’re Submitted in Writing. SEE UPDATE

Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon has established a new policy: He will no longer speak personally with New Times or the Arizona Republic. He will only accept questions from the publications if reporters submit them in writing.How very Joe Arpaio-esque.What’s next? Will the mayor start banning reporters who ask tough questions from…

Ben Quayle Picks Up Endorsement From Indiana Congressman Mike Pence

Ben Quayle, son of former Vice President Dan Quayle, and Congressional candidate for the House seat getting vacated by Congressman John Shadegg, picked up the endorsement of Indiana Congressman Mike Pence, the campaign announced last night. Quayle is one of nearly 10 Congressional hopefuls in a crowded field of GOPers seeking the seat,…

J.D. Hayworth Interprets Grant Woods Vampire Quip as Death Threat

What do you call a vampire who’s running for the U.S. Senate? Don’t bother asking Senate hopeful J.D. Hayworth because the guy’s apparently humorless, can’t take a joke.Hayworth seems to think that a vampire quip made by former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods was a death threat, and is demanding an apology.In an…

J.D. Hayworth Heads to Vegas for Easter Weekend Happy Hour

Senate hopeful J.D. Hayworth, the “consistent conservative” who touts his devout Christianity in television and radio ads, is heading to Las Vegas this weekend for happy hour with fellow conservatives at a bar called Stoney’s on the Strip.Where else would a good Christian spend his Easter weekend.Hayworth will be at…