https://www.reformaustin.org/elections/who-are-the-trump-aligned-conservative-provocateurs-backing-christian-collins/

Next Saturday, Republican congressional candidate Christian Collins will hold a rally in The Woodlands. Supporting his first run for office, U.S. Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Madison Cawthorn will accompany him.

Collins – a former aide to the U.S. Rep Kevin Brady and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz – is one of 11 candidates seeking the Republican nomination in Texas’ 8th Congressional District.

According to The Houston Chronicle, Collins has eagerly cast himself as the most conservative candidate in the race, as he tries to contrast himself with former Navy SEAL Morgan Luttrell.

Both candidates have supported former President Donald Trump’s false claim that the 2020 election was stolen by President Joe Biden.

Collin’s support group in this election are all Trump-aligned conservative provocateurs – like him.

https://gab.com/wendyrogersaz/posts/107838963644469291

Wendy Rogers

@wendyrogersaz

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Coming to Flagstaff

https://www.theepochtimes.com/exclusive-the-peoples-convoy-heading-to-washington-organizers-unveil-their-plans_4282042.html

https://gab.com/wendyrogersaz/posts/107838948270535888

Wendy Rogers

@wendyrogersaz

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I am glad the Arizona School Boards Association is going to withdraw from the NSBA. If you recall, I wrote a letter with my colleagues calling for this back in November. Big win for Arizona education!

https://twitter.com/WendyRogersAZ/status/1455665776552206340

https://gab.com/AZHoneyBadger/posts/107838585220904248

Mark Finchem

@AZHoneyBadger

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I recently spoke about stopping the illegal fentanyl trade that is killing our kids and how we must #BuildTheArizonaWall.

(Video)

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>>15688370

https://resistthemainstream.org/watch-san-francisco-mayor-says-the-quiet-part-out-loud-after-school-board-recall

.. “Well, my take is, it was really about the frustration of the Board of Education doing their fundamental job, and that is to make sure that our children are getting educated, that they get back into the classroom, and that did not occur,” Breed responded. “They were focusing on other things that were clearly a distraction. Not to say that those other things around renaming schools and conversations around changes to our school district weren’t important, but what was most important was the fact that our kids were not in the classroom.”

Breed touted San Francisco’s record on handling COVID-19, saying that the city’s Department of Public Health had been a “leader” during the pandemic, that in some cases the city had put in place some of the “most conservative policies to ensure the safety of all San Franciscans,” and that the city’s COVID-19 statistics show that it is a “clear leader.” Breed did admit, however, that “we failed our children, parents were upset, the city as a whole was upset, and the decision to recall school board members was a result of that.”

Asked what she was looking for in replacements for the ousted members, Breed said she is looking for people “that are going to focus on the priorities of the school district, and not on politics, and not on what it means to run for office, and ‘stepping stones’ … we need people who want to be on the school board to make a difference.”

Breed also took issue with comments made by ousted board commissioner Gabriela Lopez, who tweeted Thursday that “white supremacists” were aligned with the recall. “[I]t’s not the right kind of reaction,” said Breed, “and the fact that we’re still even listening to any of the recalled school board members is definitely a problem. … This person is making it about [her] when it really should be about our kids, who have suffered, not just in San Francisco, but all over this country as a result of this pandemic.”

“At the end of the day, our kids were not in school, and they should have been,” Breed said.

Watch the full interview: ..

https://resistthemainstream.org/harvard-law-prof-tweets-about-tucker-carlson-trump-media-then-deletes-tweets-after-backlash-begins

>>15688428

o7

https://www.homesandgardens.com/news/president-obama-new-house-marthas-vineyard

>>15688484

https://gab.com/codemonkey/posts/107839997207197141

Ron

@codemonkey

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I am not Shakespeare.

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Not once, no where, was I involved with Q.

Real truth is hard for leftist sheep to see;

Their claims are not substantial in my view -

All lies they spread are spread with utter glee.

The lies; deceit; and hate they sow for us,

Designed to trick your friends and kin astray,

Fake news for money, greed, and a quick buzz,

Ensnaring words entice you to obey.

In spite of their attacks on our spirit,

We persevere and stand our ground with pride.

Our God's good grace and love does not pivot,

No man, malign in thought, may break our stride.

This sonnet wrote in style of old is clear;

Where does it prove that I am Bill Shakespeare?

https://hillreporter.com/az-senator-wendy-rogers-takes-conspiracy-nonsense-way-beyond-donald-trump-125394

The MAGA movement loves nothing more than a good conspiracy theory — except, perhaps, a really awful conspiracy theory. Wendy Rogers, an Arizona State Senator who is up for re-election this year, and who is something of a rising star in the Trump fandom, is first in line to buy into and promulgate even the most bizarre or outdated of them all.

Rogers seems to have an obsession with the notion of forbidden speech, and the idea that being off-limits (whether as a social norm or a site rule) in itself gives an idea credibility and value. To that end, she frequently announces on her Twitter account that she has “said forbidden stuff” and directs followers to her accounts on Telegram, Gab, and now, Truth Social.

Unfortunately, those “forbidden things” are ultimately not some great insight that the imagined Free Speech Limitation Overlords are blocking the public from hearing about. They’re just rehashings of old right-wing conspiracy theories, without even a new spin or additional information to explain why Rogers agrees with them.

Here, for example, are Rogers’ “forbidden things” for Monday:

The homophobic and racist hate in calling Michelle Obama and Jacinda Ardern men, and Barack Obama gay, is at least as old as Obama’s first Presidential campaign. Of course, 9/11 conspiracies are over two decades old now — The Conversation covered this recently, noting that these rumors don’t die even after thorough debunking.

Then, of course, there are current favorites: that Trump won, that Joe Biden is suffering dementia (a backlash due to concerns expressed about Trump’s mental state during his term) and that vaccines are a secret bioweapon that kills recipients (although about three-quarters of the U.S. population has received at least one dose, and the only mass deaths recorded are the now-nearly-one-million from COVID-19).

Though Rogers’ “forbidden” speech doesn’t, by any measure, provide any new information or context that would add to the public conversation, she’s drawing in Trumpers in droves, and AZMirror reported in January that she had raised a record-breaking amount ($2.5 million) for her re-election campaign, with most of that coming from out of state.

It’s a frightening momentum from a state legislator who is relying entirely on wild conspiracy theories to build a base.

>biden 37% approval

https://youtu.be/9dQQq_ltOuw

#FoxNews #Watters

Jesse Watters: They're losing voters faster than CNN is losing viewers

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Feb 17, 2022

>>15688606

>Come with me if you want to Truth.

shills whine and lie and project

https://www.kgun9.com/news/state/new-bill-requiring-votes-to-be-hand-counted-makes-its-way-through-arizona-senate

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Senator Wendy Rogers (R) has introduced a new Senate Bill requiring all votes be counted by hand across the Grand Canyon State.

S.B. 1338 paper ballots; hand count; precincts would prohibit a county board of supervisors from using voting centers, as well as outlaw electronic voting and tabulating devices not authorized by the Secretary of State.

At all state, county, city or town elections, agricultural improvement district elections and primary AND GENERAL elections, ballots or votes may be cast, recorded and counted by voting or marking devices and vote tabulating devices as provided in this article, EXCEPT THAT ELECTRONIC VOTING AND ELECTRONIC OR OTHER TABULATING DEVICES MAY ONLY BE USED TO COMPLY WITH SECTION 16-442.01. FOR ALL OTHER USES, FOR STATE, COUNTY, CITY OR TOWN ELECTIONS, ONLY PAPER BALLOTS MAY BE USED AND BALLOTS SHALL BE TABULATED BY HAND.

Sen. Rogers clarified she does not expect this to have an impact on Arizona's General Fund associated with voting.

However, there is an exception for virtual voting if they comply with accessibility requirements. ..

https://cryptonewsbtc.org/2022/02/17/will-texas-and-arizona-make-cryptocurrency-legal-tender/

Will Texas and Arizona Make Cryptocurrency Legal Tender?

May your state make cryptocurrency authorized tender within the close to future? On this section of “The Crypto Present” on Motley Idiot Stay, recorded on Feb. 2, Idiot contributors Jon Quast, Travis Hoium, and Chris MacDonald focus on some latest information that Arizona and Texas might change into larger gamers within the cryptocurrency house.

Jon Quast: We’ve additionally some information [laughs] out of Arizona and Texas. Now, this was truly shocking me as I obtained this information prepared for right this moment’s present. Present Texas Governor Greg Abbott is definitely very pro-Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) mining, attempting to draw Bitcoin miners to the states with promise of low cost power.

There are power points in Texas that they’re working by. He is asking Bitcoin miners, it appears to be like like if there’s one other disaster, go forward and pull your stuff offline first in order that we will be sure that powers working to the extra important issues first. That is attention-grabbing, but additionally Abbott is at present trailing within the governor race, the primaries to Alan West. He is working on a platform saying Texas will lead the world, I obtained Zoom in the way in which right here, leveraging Bitcoin together with enabling improvement of novel blockchain know-how.

It looks as if each Abbott and West are open to creating Bitcoin authorized tender within the state of Texas. Now, that’s insane to suppose {that a} state would make it authorized tender, like El Salvador, which is a rustic. It is one factor to have a rustic, it is one other factor to have a part of the nation make it authorized tender, however this is not unprecedented with Texas as a result of Arizona state senator Wendy Rogers has launched a invoice final week to the Arizona legislative meeting that making Bitcoin authorized tender there in Arizona. That is fascinating.

Travis Hoium: Once more, that is I feel states looking for methods to distinguish themselves. You’ve got seen Miami attempt to change into the middle of cryptocurrency to the event house and that is the place plenty of the businesses which are constructing within the crypto world have moved to or began. Now, it appears to be like like Arizona and Texas are attempting to wiggle their method into that ecosystem as nicely.

Chris MacDonald: I feel that differentiation level is a extremely good one to make. I learn about a month in the past, there was some attention-grabbing information that Elizabeth Warren and another regulators have been taking a look at, requesting info from crypto-miners, particularly on power consumption, the way it may impression the power grid, and taking a look at potential laws given what is going on on within the geopolitical house around the globe. That is one thing that it looks as if plenty of areas or politicians from completely different areas are taking a look at.

Proper now, it is attention-grabbing as a result of possibly politicians are taking a look at this as a vote factor, what does the populace need? Do they need regulation to make sure a secure energy provide or are they extra within the mining facet and the way that might assist the economic system and what is the larger reward or what is the risk-reward appear to be?

From a political and regulatory standpoint, that is actually attention-grabbing information. Then the authorized tender piece, that in all probability I feel would go alongside the strains of differentiation as nicely when it comes to seeing the way it goes and being a take a look at space in some areas are prepared to try this. It looks as if Arizona has been a kind of areas.

This text represents the opinion of the author, who could disagree with the “official” suggestion place of a Motley Idiot premium advisory service. We’re motley! Questioning an investing thesis — even considered one of our personal — helps us all suppose critically about investing and make selections that assist us change into smarter, happier, and richer.

https://www.thetelegraph.com/news/article/Arizona-could-ease-gun-rules-for-libraries-16927505.php

PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona House on Thursday approved two Republican-backed bills that would loosen gun laws by allowing firearms in libraries and many other public buildings and by permitting loaded weapons to be carried in vehicles on school grounds.

Both measures passed on 31-28 party-line votes with no Democratic support and now go to the Senate for action.

Debates on two other proposals — one allowing guns on university campuses and another to let people between 18 and 20 years of age get provisional concealed weapons permits — were delayed.

Arizona already has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the nation, allowing anyone legally allowed to own a gun to carry a firearm without a permit, making permits exceptionally easy to obtain and allowing private sales without a background check.

The Republican-controlled Legislature regularly passes bills that Democrats contend weaken the few remaining gun restrictions. Supporters contend the changes are needed to allow citizens to exercise their rights to self-defense under the Second Amendment.

The Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence gave the state an “F” grade in its yearly report on gun safety laws that was released Thursday.

The group backs stronger background checks and other gun safety laws and is led by former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Tucson, who was severely wounded in a 2011 mass shooting that left six people dead and Giffords and 12 others wounded.

The bill by Rep. John Kavanagh of Fountain Hills to allow concealed permit holders to carry their guns into most public buildings is a longstanding goal of Kavanagh and other Republican lawmakers. It has repeatedly failed to pass the Legislature over several years.

It does not apply to courthouses, prisons and other secure buildings. But all others would have to let people with permits bring in their weapons.

The proposal to allow permit-holders to have loaded weapons on school grounds is sponsored by GOP Rep. Jacqueline Parker of Mesa.

It passed the House last year but died in the Senate. She argued that parents picking up children should not have to stop to unload their legally-carried weapons before they drive onto school campuses.

Democrats called the bill a recipe for disaster.

“There’s a reason why our schools are drug-free and gun-free — and that’s to keep the students safe,” Tucson Democratic Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley said. “Having loaded guns even in a glove compartment of a car is a dangerous situation for any K-12 school campus.”

She and other Democrats noted that students who are bullied or considering suicide could be tempted to use weapons if they know they are in a nearby cars. Until several years ago, even unloaded guns were not allowed in cars on a school campus.

“I’ve listened to plenty of parents who are — their life is is forever in torment because the means that was available was a firearm,” Tempe Democratic Rep. Mitzi Epstein said. ..

shills WHINE

https://gab.com/wendyrogersaz/posts/107837880867504248

Wendy Rogers

@wendyrogersaz

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Here is the status of all of my #ElectionIntegrity bills, I am trying but need your help:

Bill 1058 (No drop boxes): Passed thru government, on Rules committee today

Bill 1335 (Election day voting): Assigned to government, however never made it to an Agenda

Bill 1338 (Paper Ballots): Passed thru government, on Rules committee today

Bill 1343 (Ballots by precinct): Passed thru government, on Rules committee today

Bill 1348 (No machines): Assigned to government, however never made it to an Agenda

Bill 1380 (Voter rolls): Passed thru government, on Rules committee today

Bill 1612 (Machines prohibited): Assigned to government, however never made it to an Agenda

Bill 1613 (Cyber ninja recommendation): Technical correction bill.

https://gab.com/AZHoneyBadger/posts/107838551230527412

Mark Finchem

@AZHoneyBadger

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Sign the petition to set aside the elections in three counties in Arizona and Decertify the 2020 Arizona presidential election.

https://action.votefinchem.com/petition-to-decertify-arizonas-2020-electors/

>>15688786

https://youtu.be/ZGCDOtZFg3U

#FoxNews #Watters

Dan Bongino: This is how I know the tide is turning

1,306,002 views

Feb 10, 2022

https://gab.com/JMcCollum06/posts/107839095741471262