From AZ Central:

Restoring Arizona’s Integrity was started by Genevra Richardson and Jeremy Browning, lobbyists at GovGroupAZ, which shares the same address as the IE, according to filings with the Federal Election Commission.

….  Stacy Pearson, who returned messages left for Richardson, said the Super PAC was still coming up with a media plan. Pearson says the PAC was backed by a “handful” of “committed Democrats that wanted to elect the best candidate.”

Pearson said the Super PAC will also spend money in Democrat Ann Kirkpatrick’s primary in CD1.

Shame on the Paul Penzone communications director for creating division within the Democratic Party.  It’s no wonder why 52,000 registered Democrats left the Party, and it is no wonder why there has been a huge surge with the independent registered voters.

Nowakowski Endorses Cherny for Congress

I have a lot of respect for Phoenix City Councilman Michael Nowakowski, and he endorsed former Clinton White House official Andrei Cherny for Congress.  Therefore, I’m signaling to woman and independent registered voters, too, that Andrei Cherny is the best person to fight for Hispanic and middle-class families.

Independent registered voters in Arizona CAN vote in the primary elections.  All you have to do is request  a Republican or Democratic ballot in order to do so.  As independent registered voters, I hope you will request the Democratic ballot to vote in the Democratic Primary election on August 28, 2012 and cast your ballot for Cherny.  I believe he will help restore sanity to our State of Arizona.

From the Cherny campaign site:

Nowakowski Endorses Cherny for Congress

May 2, 2012

PHOENIX – Phoenix City Councilman Michael Nowakowski endorsed former Clinton White House official Andrei Cherny for Congress today, explaining that he is the best person to fight for Hispanic and middle-class families.

“Andrei Cherny grew up the son of immigrants who didn’t speak much English, and he understands what it’s like for parents to work two jobs to make ends meet,” said Nowakowski.  “I know Andrei will continue to do great things for working families because he shares our values – and he’ll fight for us in Congress.”

In addition to serving on the Phoenix City Council, Nowakowski is the vice president of communications for Radio Campesina, a network of nonprofit Spanish-language radio stations.

Cherny said he’s proud to have Nowakowski’s support.

“Having the backing of such strong, well-respected Arizona leader is an honor,” he said. “I look forward to continuing to work with Councilman Nowakowski to rebuild America’s middle class.”