Phoenix, AZ—The Arizona Legislature is considering a bill to make recording conversations telephonic or otherwise without the consent of all parties a felony crime.     One thing for sure is that there are no legitimate harmed victims of these types of recordings. However, these types of recordings have often saved people from wrongful criminal conviction, civil judgments and destroyed careers.     Several states have adopted this kind of a law which only protects criminals.  How so you ask?  It is quite simple. A crooked politician or bureaucrat or their co-conspirator/s tells a person with a problem that they can be helped, but of course they first must make the appropriate “contribution”.   Of course common street criminals simply say, pay or die!   If you must first obtain permission to record a conversation from law enforcement it’s often much too late to obtain a repeat of the extortion demands.     Actually, “One Pa...

Los Angeles, CA— Former TV news reporter and anchor, Christina Pascucci made a bold primary election run to fill the Senate seat of Dianne Feinstein.     She walked away from an anchoring job with the local LA Fox affiliate giving short notice in order to run for the Senate. Her campaign centered around her previous reporting on the very problems plaguing California.    Of course, as a reporter she was precluded from suggesting solutions but was required to simply report the facts.    For the most part, Pascucci’s campaign didn’t offer any real solutions, only suggesting she would somehow do things differently as a centrist Democrat.   She took a mean spirited blow from the Secretary of State that refused to publish her occupation on the ballot.    Although she is well known in Los Angeles, people outside the local News viewing area are unfamiliar with her name.   The sad news is Pascucci was unable to garner beyond a single di...