Hi John,
 
OK OK, we get it. Katie Hobbs likes Fentanyl, doesn't like 2A rights. 

The Veto Queen Katie Hobbs struck again, refusing solutions to more of Arizona's problems!

I have been fortunate to work with my colleagues in the legislature to pass a LOT of bills, great solutions to Arizona's problems- from illegal immigration, to election integrity, to making Arizona well positioned for the future of cryptocurrency. 

Katie Hobbs isn't interested in solutions. She vetoed them. 

In the latest batch, I was working to make the free exercise of our 2A rights less expensive by waiving fees; end restrictions on some kinds of firearms; and increase penalties for dealing poisonous Fentanyl. 

Inexplicably, she vetoed them all. 
I mean, Fentanyl??? Really? What is the possible justification for vetoing that bill, unless you are completely tone-deaf or worse???

So, let's review what Gov. Hobbs likes:

-Fentanyl dealers
-Illegal invaders and terrorists
-Cartels
-Taxes
-Corruption
-Stolen elections

What doesn't she like, based on her vetoes?

-Transparency
-Federal law enforcement
-Legal gun owners
-Constitutional rights in general
-Peace and prosperity
-Bitcoin owners

Now, tell me honestly. Based on Hobbs' vetoes, who is being unreasonable and who isn't? Who is solving problems and who is causing them?

I want a safe, prosperous, law-abiding Arizona with clean elections and no illegal invasion. I don't think that's too much to ask. If you agree with me, help me!

God bless Arizona, and God bless America!
Wendy Rogers, Lt Col USAF (ret)
Arizona Senator LD7
PS: Arizona needs a new governor- and we have to push for the right policies. Help me do that!
 
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