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[Tyler Bowyer @tylerbowyer]

Our side isn’t prepared for what CAIR is doing for the Democrats

Between this and illegals — they will overrun America for the 2028 election and then the census

Anyone fighting for Islam is aiding this

Better wake up now

[T.J. Moe @TJMoe28]

This continues to be the single best answer to any question ever asked about American history.

This are the real facts about the founding, all of which have been buried by people who want you to believe the American founding was evil and oppressive.

Never apologize for America. It is the beacon of light to the world.

[VIBE PAC @VIBEPAC]

Arizona… 49 days left. Register ONE Republican and take them to VOTE on or before November 3rd. Early VOTING begins October 7th. 27 days = 0 excuses 🇺🇸

[Sine Kerr @SineKerr]

I couldn’t be more honored to stand with Andy Biggs and fight to Restore the American Dream in our great state!

I’m all in to be Arizona’s first Lieutenant Governor!

[VIBE PAC @VIBEPAC]

Tonight Is the Rally to End All Rallies!

President Trump will be speaking live tonight at 7:00 PM EST. If you want to watch the event, you can tune in on Fox News, Newsmax, C-SPAN, or Right Side Broadcasting Network.

Don’t miss what is expected to be a historic evening.

[Arizona House Republicans @AZHouseGOP]

🚨Arizona Secure Elections Act Advances to Statewide Ballot

Rep. Alexander Kolodin’s proposal would put voter ID, citizen-only voting, and election safeguards into the Arizona Constitution

“For years, Arizonans have watched the same election problems repeat while trust in the system has eroded. The Arizona Secure Elections Act puts the rules where they belong: in the Constitution. Citizens vote. Voters show ID. Foreign money stays out. Voters can see their ballots counted where they vote. Election laws should be written by Arizonans, not dictated by bureaucrats, activists, or outside interests. The Legislature has done its job. Now the people of Arizona will decide.” -@AZHouseGOP @realAlexKolodin, sponsor of HCR2001.

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[Chairman Walt Blackman LD7 Representative @BlackmanForAZ]

🔥 Big moment on the floor today!

Representative Allen just brought the House to its feet with a standing ovation after a bold, unapologetic speech supporting a conservative budget.

She didn’t flinch—she told the truth: government isn’t the solution, it’s the problem. And she drove it home—teach your kids to work hard, and they won’t need government to bail them out.

That’s leadership. That’s conviction. Proud to stand with fighters who mean what they say and say what they mean.

👏🇺🇸👏

[Rep. Eli Crane @RepEliCrane]

REMINDER – I will be holding a telephone town hall live from Washington, D.C. tomorrow afternoon.

If you live in #AZ02, I encourage you to tune in, ask questions, and make your voice heard.

For the time and call‑in information, please see below:

[Buu Van Nygren @BuuVanNygren]

SECRETARY OF HEALTH ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR. VISITS NAVAJO NATION

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Against the backdrop of the iconic Window Rock arch, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren sat on a sandstone cliff with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Council Delegate Germaine Simonson to discuss critical healthcare access issues facing the Navajo people—and the solutions rooted in sovereignty, tradition, and self-reliance.

Secretary Kennedy, on a national tour, made a significant stop on the Navajo Nation to meet with tribal leaders including President Nygren, First Lady Jasmine Blackwater-Nygren, Speaker Crystalyne Curley, members of the 25th Navajo Nation Council, and officials from the Navajo Department of Health. The purpose of the visit was to better understand how Navajo programs are maximizing federal resources to serve thousands of Navajo people across the Nation.

"I know that you're no stranger to Navajo," President Nygren told Secretary Kennedy. "With your support and help, we will build the Gallup Indian Medical Center because it is in such, such need. It will expand to where we do not have to go to Albuquerque or Phoenix and our people will have a world-class facility."

The visit was deeply personal for Secretary Kennedy, who last set foot on the Navajo Nation 60 years ago alongside his father. His return began with a sunrise hike with tribal leaders from the base of the tribal capital to Window Rock. They were met with sacred prayer, traditional songs by a medicine healer, and ceremonial dances performed by the Dinétah Dancers at the Navajo Veterans Memorial Park.

President Nygren provided additional context about the urgent health disparities on the Nation and the strain caused by the Indian Health Service’s 30 percent vacancy rate.

“As President, I want to emphasize the importance of protecting and maintaining tribal sovereignty among food and healthcare for the Navajo Nation,” President Nygren said.

Secretary Kennedy expressed strong support, making a clear commitment to address staffing shortages and cuts in the Indian Health Service.

“By lifting the IHS hiring freeze and rescinding the hundreds of employee terminations,” Secretary Kennedy said, “it will not happen.”

Secretary Kennedy emphasized that the federal government must go further to empower Native communities.

"Today we learned many things that HHS could be doing to improve the condition of Navajo health...,” he said, adding that securing water will allow the Navajo people to build homes and become self-sustaining again.

A focal point of Secretary Kennedy’s visit was the Navajo Nation’s pioneering of the junk food tax, formally known as the Healthy Diné Nation Act. Passed in 2014 through grassroots mobilization by the Diné Community Advocacy Alliance, the law promotes healthy lifestyles and combats rising rates of diabetes and obesity.

The Indian Health Service reports that one in five Navajo Nation residents lives with diabetes, and approximately 75,000 individuals are prediabetic.

Revenues from the junk food tax have been redirected to support community wellness projects through the Navajo Division of Community Development, according to the Office of the Navajo Tax Commission.

President Nygren also emphasized the need for formal tribal consultations to ensure that the trust and treaty responsibilities are upheld, especially as recent changes at the federal level have impacted social services.

“We strive to live for 102 years as Navajo people, and also with your help and assistance, we look forward to reestablishing and protecting some of the services that your department provides,” President Nygren told Secretary Kennedy.

President Nygren added, “Secretary Kennedy’s visit today shows that our voices are being heard at the highest levels. We’re not asking for charity, we’re reaffirming equity, and we’re building solutions grounded in sovereignty…the Navajo Nation is ready to lead.”

[Department of Government Efficiency @DOGE]

On the https://t.co/zyBbIpTQNy website, the "log in" button was not in the top right on the navbar like it is on most websites. It was weirdly placed in the middle of the page below the fold.

An IRS engineer explained that the *soonest* this change could get deployed is July 21st... 103 days from now.

This engineer worked with the DOGE team to delete the red tape and accomplished the task in 71 minutes. See before/after pictures below.

There are great people at the IRS, who are simply being strangled by bureaucracy.

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

Today I had the pleasure to visit Navajo Nation in Window Rock, Arizona. I joined Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and members of the Navajo Nation Council for a hike, followed by a traditional blessing and a performance of the Diné Tah Dancers.

We discussed Navajo Nation’s efforts to promote health and wellness within their community and how HHS can support these goals. My administration remains committed to making Indian Country a top priority.

[AZ Free News @AZFreeNews]

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Wednesday to allocate up to $480k to perform an election audit in cooperation with the Maricopa County Elections Department and the County Recorder’s Office.
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‘A lot of big plans’: Tribal leaders ready to get to work with new presidential administration - https://t.co/9YaRF5tUWb https://t.co/WEUEQWYqZN

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[James Blair @JamesBlairUSA]

Statement on Pending Arizona Republican National Convention Delegate Challenges:

Thank you to Tyler Farnsworth, Valerie & Branden Turley, Yvonne Cahill, Gen. Michael McGuire, and Barry Todd of Arizona.

As true MAGA patriots, they challenged several AZ delegates to the Republican National Convention to prevent unnecessary distractions from being organized during President Trump’s formal nomination.

Given AZ delegation chair Busch’s public clearing of the air and commitment to following the campaign’s lead, we feel it is appropriate for the six to withdraw their challenges.

These six individuals are truly loyal to President Trump and the MAGA movement, and we are grateful for their willingness to do whatever it takes to ensure a seamless celebration of President Trump in Milwaukee.

We are honored to have fighters like them in President Trump’s corner. Together and united, we will redeliver the White House for President Trump and the American people.

James Blair - Political Director, Donald J. Trump for President 2024