Pro-abortion activists tried to break into the Arizona Capitol late Friday after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, forcing state senators to move to a secure location amid fears of an “insurrection.” State Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Rita, R-Scottsdale, told Fox & Friends First that she grabbed a pair of scissors to defend herself as the angry crowd banged … Continued
A large group of pro-abortion domestic terrorists surrounded the Arizona state capital, trapping legislators and staff. Reports indicate the crowd was beating on windows and doors attempting to breach the building. According to state senator Wendy Rogers: Possible AZ Senate security breach. Education protesters threatened to break the AZ Senate entryway glass. We assembled to … Continued
Police deployed tear gas late on Friday in efforts to disperse protesters who gathered at the Arizona Capitol building in Phoenix in the wake of a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that tossed out the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. Police declared the gathering an unlawful assembly after several among the thousands of protesters began hitting … Continued
“The SCOTUS has overturned Roe v Wade. President Trump we thank you for appointing great conservative justices and fighting so hard to save the babies!!!!” .. (Excerpt from Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers’s Twitter)
Katie Britt defeated Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) in the Republican primary runnoff election for the U.S. Senate ballot berth in the November general election. Britt received more than 67 percent of the vote as of 9:19 p.m. on June 21, and was declared the winner by Decision Desk HQ with 18 percent of the votes reported. “We were told … Continued
Honored to have the endorsement of Seth Keshel! He does so much behind the scenes for #ElectionIntegrity! “With political corruption at an all time high, incumbent endorsements rarely appeal to me; however, I am proud to endorse Senator (Lt. Col.) Wendy Rogers for the newly re-drawn Arizona Senate District 7 covering parts of Northern and … Continued
The Phoenix City Council is set to vote Wednesday on a salary hike for new recruits that would lift their base pay from $48,942 (or $51,459 if they have college degrees) to $68,661 – or 40.8 percent. Officers making less than the new minimum base pay would be brought up to $72,779, and pay grade steps from … Continued
A new bill signed into law this week by Gov. Doug Ducey (R) protects flag-bearing Arizonans from nagging homeowners associations. HB 2010 says “Notwithstanding any provision in the condominium documents, an association shall not prohibit the outdoor display of any of the following: The American flag or an official or replica of a flag of the … Continued
Arizona State Senator Warren Petersen (R-Gilbert) spoke against a gun control Senate bill (SB) on Tuesday. “Sen. @votewarren explains why tougher gun restrictions are not the answer in stopping mass shootings, and how these kinds of laws will only prevent law abiding citizens from protecting themselves,” AZSenateRepublicans tweeted. “The reason why this bill should not be supported is because … Continued
After the Biden administration’s newly unveiled plan to tie federal funding for school lunches to transgender and other gender ideology was recently revealed, the Arizona Senate could take action to protect the state’s school children. “As our Senate leadership team continues to negotiate a budget with the House and the Governor’s Office, they may consider leaving … Continued
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Friday said he had signed into law a measure that bars state health officials from adding a COVID-19 vaccine to the list of inoculations needed to attend public schools. He also signed a second bill that bans mask mandates in any state or local government buildings, which include libraries, courthouses, … Continued
As the midterm elections approach, a number of important party primary races have yet to determine a nominee. Many of the races still don’t have a clear frontrunner, despite fast-approaching election dates and millions of dollars spent, increasing the importance of every decision made until voting begins. 1. Ohio Senate (GOP Primary – May 3) … Continued
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