Congressman Jeff Flake

Arizona GOP Senate candidate Wil Cardon is out with a new ad in an already nasty primary race, this time hitting opponent Jeff Flake on his international travel. "Flake travels the world on the taxpayer's dime, more than any Arizona congressman," the ad's ...  

In addition to writing for the Tucson Citizen, she writes for Latino Voices a(n affiliate of the Huffington post) when blogging for much needed Chicana/Latina political activism. DeeDee Garcia Blase is the foundress of the largest Hispanic ...  

Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ)Photo: Brendan Smialowski / Getty Rep. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) is taking the typical anti-science agenda of the Republican Party a step further. Not content with the GOP simply being anti-science when it comes evolution, climate change, and other topics, he's adding political science to the list of taboo topics. That's right, political science -- the scientific study of how politics is done. Jeff Flake, a politician...  

Jeff Flake's evolution on Iran since declaring a Senate bid ... repeatedly voting against sanctions on Ron Paul-like grounds that the United States should mind its own business. Several times he, like Paul, was among a dozen or two members ...  

The statewide pro-life organization Arizona Right to Life today announced it has endorsed Jeff Flake, a pro-life Republican congressman who is seeking the seat of retiring Senator Jon Kyl, who is pro-life. The Arizona Right to Life Political Action Committee said it endorsed Flake based on his strong pro-life voting record, which the National Right to Life Committee ranks at 98 percent. “AZRTL is proud to endorse Congressman Jeff Flake for U.S...  

Rep. Jeff Flake remains the frontrunner in the race to replace retiring Sen. Jon Kyl, but before Flake can begin to focus on Democrat Richard Carmona, he faces what looks to be an interesting primary against wealthy real estate investor Wil Cardon.  

On Thursday, on a mostly party-line vote, the House passed an amendment by Rep. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) to prohibit the National Science Foundation from funding political science research. And, in doing so, it politicized one of the main ways this country ...  

So this notion that I tried to hide my past is farcical," Flake told the AP. Flake's biography on his campaign website ... Flake's 2004 campaign website did not cite his lobbyist work in his bio, however. The Internet Archive Wayback Machine ...  

Foundress and Co-President of the National Tequila Party Movement which is a female-led political movement that pushes for immigrant friendly policies and is a national Latino Get Out the Vote Effort motivating Latinos to vote for pro-immigrant ...  

Since his first House campaign a dozen years ago, would-be Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake has worked diligently to cast himself as a conservative gadfly, willing to buck GOP leaders and even a Republican president.But as a result of the six-term congressman's work as a lobbyist two decades ago for a Namibian uranium operation with ties to Iran, a GOP primary opponent and Democrats are portraying him as a Washington insider who should not get to...  

Jeff Flake’s Senate campaign got a boost Monday afternoon from Sen. Jim DeMint ... Although the establishment vs. tea party proxy battle has played out in many races this cycle, what separates DeMint’s endorsement from that of some others is that ...  

You'll also see Congressman Jeff Flake, Ben Quayle and Ed Pastor mentioned. Quayle seems to be the lightest offender in the report. It said he gave $250 to his dad's company for facility rental and staffing services. The report claimed Flake reimbursed ...  

Tucson CitizenArizona Senate race heats upWashington PostJon Kyl (R-Ariz.), it appears the election will come down to former US surgeon general Richard Carmona (D) and Rep. Jeff Flake (R), who on Monday received an endorsement from Sen. Jim DeMint (RS.C.). But the Republican battle remains months from a ...SC Sen. DeMint Endorses Rep. Flake for Arizona's Senate SeatNewsMax.comDeMint backs Flake in Arizona Senate raceThe Hill (blog)DeMint...  

Rep. Jeff Flake has said that his work as a Mormon missionary in Southern Africa in the early 1980s sparked his interest in foreign affairs. But what the Arizona Republican Senate candidate doesn’t often speak about is what he did after returning to the United States: work as a Washington lobbyist for an African uranium mine with financial ties to Iran.  

Forbes magazine editor Steve Forbes says Arizona voters should elect Rep. Jeff Flake to the Senate as part of the “good conservative core” that will have a profound impact in Congress. Forbes, who ran for the GOP presidential nomination in ...