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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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Sources: Wikipedia,
Ballotpedia & Vote
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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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