It's Wednesday, March 6th, 2024, a shakeup in Arizona, who didn't Bob Menendez accept bribes from,

and the VA says kissing is bad. Next on the AM update.

Arizona Senator Kirsten Sinema is throwing a wrench into what should be a hotly contested

race for Arizona's upcoming Senate election.

She says she's retiring at the end of this term.

Americans still choose to retreat farther to their partisan corners.

These solutions are considered failures, either because they're too much or not nearly enough.

It's all or nothing, the outcome,

less important than beating the other guy.

The only political victories that matter these days are symbolic,

attacking your opponents on cable news or social media.

Compromise is a dirty word.

We've arrived at that crossroad, and we chose anger and division.

Cinema, as you may remember, entered office as a Democrat, but ejected to become an

independent in December of 2022, which made the upcoming Senate race a rare triple option with

a Democrat, Independence, and Republican

all running with realistic shots to win. The Republican running in that state failed gubernatorial

candidate, Carrie Lake. This likely hurts her the most. I just can't see supporters of cinema,

an open bisexual jumping on board the Manga Queen train, but we'll see. Of course, Super or

something Tuesday was yesterday. The only

really notable result that I saw is Mark Robinson in North Carolina won his GOP primary to

become governor. Again, Mark Robinson, notable result from yesterday's Super Tuesday primaries,

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