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State Capitol · From the wire

The Only Thing Pay to Play Katie Got Out of the Budget Was Corporate Handouts for her Friends

After months of vetoes and walking away from the table, Hobbs has finally signed a budget. A budget that looks pretty much the same as the one Legislative Republicans sent up to her desk at the beginning of May. A budget she vetoed, and that she and her colleagues in the Legislature bashed repeatedly. So, what...

Published by AZ Free News

June 18, 2026 at 2:19 PM MST
Estimated leanRightRightThe article strongly critiques Katie Hobbs and frames her actions as corrupt, focusing on corporate handouts and portraying her in a negative light, which aligns with a conservative viewpoint.Estimated story lean · AI scan of the piece, not the publisherEstimated story lean Right. The article strongly critiques Katie Hobbs and frames her actions as corrupt, focusing on corporate handouts and portraying her in a negative light, which aligns with a conservative viewpoint.

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