Health care reform Arizona can tackle

By: John F. Munger August 28, 2009 - 4:22PM Regardless of federal actions, Arizona can be a national model for health care reform. By simply fixing what needs to be fixed, and not creating huge bureaucracies, bankrupting the state, or inter...

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Ways to fix health care without changing the system

By Joe Pangburn, Inside Tucson Business Published on Monday, August 10, 2009 If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. In terms of the national health care system, there is a debate on whether is it broke or not. Most can agree it does have problems that...

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The good news and bad news about Arizona's water crisis

By John F. Munger, special to Inside Tucson Business Published on Friday, June 26, 2009 Arizona’s Achilles’ heel is water. Most of Arizona relies almost exclusively on groundwater for its water supply, supplemented by Colorado River water through t...

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Pederson follows Munger

Posted on www.gilacourier.com 5/30/09 It is widely assumed that Tucson Attorney John Munger is running for governor. For some reason, Munger has chosen not to set up a campaign committee and instead founded a PAC called ImagineArizona. Munger has de...

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We must reform education by rewarding teaching: Guest Opinion

By John F. Munger and Lisa Graham Keegan In Arizona's traditional K-12 education system, low test scores, dropout rates and other statistics make it clear that too many of Arizona's schools are failing. Some education interests frame the issue of...

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The Arizona Republic: Reforms are needed to improve education in Arizona

Imagine an Arizona where the K‐12 education system is recognized as the best in the nation, where all students are expected to reach their full potential in college prep or in excellent vocational training while also learning good citizenship, good behavior and respect for others.

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