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Mike Boyd |
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Republican candidate who ran for
election to the U.S. House to represent Arizona's
2nd Congressional District. Boyd did not appear on
the ballot for the Republican primary on August 4,
2020. |
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Letter: Mike Boyd Hasn't Changed |
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Jan. 29, 2018 |
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"Re: the Jan. 27 guest column "Progressive policies hurt minorities, working poor."
Former member of the Pima County Board of Supervisors Mike Boyd returned from a 20 year absence with a new angry and intolerant attitude. According to Mike there is some merit to "progressive" ideas like DACA, the notion of global warming and the pursuit of alternatives to fossil fuels. The problem he has is with those progressives who are ALL rabid in pursuit of their agenda. No solutions are offered to any of the complex issues raised. Same Mike Boyd we remember from back in the day. Nothing positive to add to the conversation. Just angry and an out in the open Trumper. Talk to you in another 20 years, Mike.
Paul Simon
Northwest side
Disclaimer: As submitted to the Arizona Daily Star." |
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Supervisor
Miller’s
Antics
Hearkens
Back To Bad
Ol’ Days Of
Moore, Marsh
And Boyd |
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"The Pima
County Board
of
Supervisors
had a
Republican
majority in
1992. Most
have
forgotten.
Others would
like to.
They were Mike
Boyd, Ed
Moore and
Paul Marsh.
Moore won in
1984 and
1988 as a
Democrat and
1992 with
the GOP.
Their
problem was
simple -
they had no
idea how to
govern." |
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Dec. 6, 2013 |
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Guest
Commentary:
Rosemont
Mine Good
For S.
Arizona By
Mike Boyd |
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"Mike
Boyd is
vice
president of
development
for Western
Wind Energy
Corp. He has
worked as a
consultant
and lobbyist
and served
on the Pima
County Board
of
Supervisors
from
1992-2000,
was Pima
County
Recorder
from
1988-1992" |
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Sep. 8, 2009 |
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Ex-Supervisor
Boyd Wants
Taxpayer-Financed
Ice Rink |
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"Former Pima
County
Supervisor Mike
Boyd,
whose son
plays ice
hockey,
wants the
county to
include a
new ice rink
in a 2008
bond package
[...] Boyd
said
building the
rink on
public
property
will make a
big
difference
to the
rink's
bottom line
and allow
this new
venture to
be
successful
where others
have failed.
[...] "If
the Gateway
rink didn't
have to pay
the land
costs, it
would be
open today,"
he said.
[...] Rodney
Glassman,
a City
Council
candidate
who used to
manage the
Gateway Ice
Center when
his family
owned it,
said he
believes
that's
true." |
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Sep. 23,
2007 |
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Commentary:
Do Not Let
Bureaucratic
Machine
Swallow
Conservation
Plan |
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"There
was a time
when former
Supervisors
Ed Moore, Mike
Boyd and
Paul Marsh
made up a
Republican
majority in
this county
where nearly
60 percent
of
registered
voters were
Democrats.
The "big
three," as I
preferred to
call them,
granted
nearly every
land
rezoning
that came
before the
board." |
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Mar. 29,
2002 |
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Debate
Focuses On
Pros, Cons
Of Prop. 202 |
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"Proposition
202 would
require
towns,
cities and
counties
with
populations
over 2,500
to identify
urban growth
boundaries,
which would
last for 10
years unless
changed by
voters, by
2003[...]
Pima County
Supervisor Mike
Boyd attacked
backers of
the measure
as a
minority who
want to
"impose
their
utopian
vision" on
the state" |
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Oct. 18,
2000 |
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How Fired
County
Manager
Bruce Postil
Parleyed The
Republican
Supervisors'
Stupidity
Into A
Jackpot
Legal
Settlement |
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"Then deputy
county
manager,
Postil was
out to lunch
with Pima
County
Supervisor
Dan Eckstrom.
Over red
chile and
carne seca,
the two
exchanged
notes on the
big shake-up
at the top
of county
government.
The day
before, the
GOP majority
of Ed Moore,
Paul Marsh
and Mike
Boyd had
no sooner
been sworn
into office
than they
had voted to
fire County
Manager
Enrique
Serna and
replaced him
with
Assistant
County
Manager
Manoj Vyas,
who had
promptly
fired the
administrative
team running
Kino
Community
Hospital.
More changes
were in the
wind." |
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Aug. 22,
1996 |
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Mikey
Strikes
Again |
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"On Friday,
May 5,
Chairman
Marsh was
out of the
building,
and that's
when the
acting
chairman,
well, acted.
Mikey had
all the
proclamations
reprinted,
removed
Marsh's
name, and
signed them MIKE
BOYD,
CHAIRMAN.
Note that he
didn't even
use his real
title,
acting
chairman." |
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May 18, 1995 |
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