During a roast of Matt Salmon last week, former KFYI talk show host Grant Woods told the audience of 400 folks that he won't run for governor if the former congressman does.
Political ambition burns bright in Woods' soul.
We'll be watching to see if he keeps his pledge . . . or runs in 2002 as an Independent. Apparently, Arizona schools chief Lisa Graham Keegan, R-AIMS, made similar overtures to Salmon. But Keegan's latest poll numbers put her gubernatorial aspirations on a respirator. Temper, temper . . . After Sen. Ruth Solomon's effort to defeat a bill was squelched last week, the lawmaker briskly left the committee room to find the lobbyist that spoke out against the bill, which would require marriage counseling before a divorce is granted.