Arizona Political Bowl Games

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By Phil Riske, managing editor | Rose Law Group Reporter

Lots of attention is on the football bowl season, but under the radar were the various political bowl games already played this year. Here they are:

AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE BOWL—Congressional GOPers versus Congressional Democrats at Obamacare Field

MEDICAID BOWL—Arizona Republicans versus Arizona Republicans at Chase Field

LOOP 202 BOWL—Arizona Dept. of Transportation versus No South Mountain Freeway group at Gila River Reservation Stadium

SOLAR BOWL—Solar Energy Industry Association versus Arizona Public Service at Gila Bend Sports Complex

MOST WESTERN BOWL—Scottsdale versus Cave Creek at Carefree Coliseum

REEFER MADNESS BOWL—Dept. of Justice versus representatives of states where marijuana is legal for medical and recreational purposes at Blunt Bowl Park

GAS CAN BOWL—Jodi Arias versus Juan Martinez at Superior Court Complex

PORT OF ENTRY BOWL—Border Patrol versus illegal immigration at Nogales Arena

CASINO BOWL– Tohono O’odham Nation versus City of Glendale at University of Phoenix Stadium

ROSE BOWL—Rose Law Group Social Media Coordinator Melissa Johnson versus a large left-wing shark at Land Shark Stadium.

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