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Far-right extremist MAGA
Republican member of
the U.S. House,
representing
Arizona's 2nd
Congressional
District. He assumed
office on January 3,
2023. His current
term ends on January
3, 2025. Crane ran
for election to the
U.S. House to
represent Arizona's
2nd Congressional
District. He won in
the general election
on November 8, 2022. |
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Rep. Eli Crane Calls
World Health
Organization
'Corrupt Pawn' Of
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"Rep. Eli Crane,
R-Ariz., announced
in a video released
last week he was a
cosponsor of the WHO
Withdrawal Act. The
bill, introduced by
fellow Rep.
Andy Biggs,
would compel
President Biden to
cut ties with the
World Health
Organization. [...]
"Rep.
Paul Gosar, R-Ariz.,
was one of the
original cosponsors
to the legislation
in 2022 when Biggs
sponsored the bill.
Beginning with his
opposition to the
speakership of Rep.
Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.,
Crane has joined
Biggs and Gosar to
form the far right
wing of Arizona's
congressional
delegation.
The three
representatives have
focused much of
their attention on
COVID-19, including
calling for
investigating the
U.S.'s response to
Coronavirus and
Anthony Fauci, the
former head of
director of the
National Institute
of Allergy and
Infectious Diseases
who coordinated the
country's COVID-19
efforts." |
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A
group of traitors: Eli Crane (left)
with other supporters of the Jan. 6
insurrectionists. |
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Why Republicans Keep
Spreading The
'87,000 IRS Agents'
Lie |
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"In
February, the
freshman Rep. Eli
Crane of Arizona
sent out a
fundraising email
that highlighted the
vote and suggested
the Biden
administration’s
plans to beef up the
IRS were now on
hold. “We’ve already
accomplished so much
in this Congress,
including suspending
outlandish funding
for 87,000 IRS
agents,” Crane
said." |
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Mar. 3, 2023 |
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Click on photo for
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Photo via FaceBook |
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Center
for
Arizona
Policy |
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2022
Candidate
Questionnaire |
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Position Sought:
U.S.
House of
Representatives
CD-2 |
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4: Adding “sexual orientation,” “gender identity,” and “gender expression” to the protected classes of race, religion, age, sex, and ancestry in nondiscrimination law. |
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Position: Oppose. |
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9: Protecting individuals and businesses from being required to provide services or use their artistic expression in a manner that violates their moral or religious beliefs.* |
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Position: Support. |
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* Discriminatory
"Religious Freedom" laws. |
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These Arizona Candidates Still
Say Donald Trump Won In 2020, Or
They're Not Sure What Happened
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The
Arizona Republic |
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Jul.
15, 2022 |
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officials and candidates for
office in 2022 continue to
challenge and question the
results of the 2020 presidential
election in Arizona. |
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results have been examined and
re-examined, challenged in court
and in a monthslong ballot
review. No evidence has been
found of widespread fraud or
error in the results. |
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candidates deny the outcome.
Others don't quite go as far.
But they raise questions about
potential irregularities they
say could have influenced the
vote and should be examined. |
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Arizona Republic is listing
candidates by category by the
race that they are entered in.
This list is not complete and
will be updated throughout the
2022 election season. |
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candidates in Arizona races deny
that Joe Biden won the 2020
presidential election, either in
Arizona or nationwide. |
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US Senate
US
House of Representatives
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Josh Barnett,
Republican, 1st District
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Walter Blackman,
Republican, 2nd District
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Eli Crane,
Republican, 2nd District
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Ron Watkins, Republican,
2nd District
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Jeffrey Zink,
Republican, 3rd District
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David Giles, Republican,
4th District
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Jerone Davison,
Republican, 4th District
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Andy Biggs, Republican,
incumbent, 5th District
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Brandon Martin,
Republican, 6th District
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Debbie Lesko,
Republican, incumbent,
8th District
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Paul Gosar, Republican,
incumbent, 9th District
Governor
Secretary of state
Attorney general
Treasurer
Arizona Corporation Commission
State Senate
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Steve Zipperman,
Republican,
Legislative District 1
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Sonny Borrelli,
Republican, Legislative
District 5
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Wendy Rogers,
Republican,
Legislative District 7
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David Farnsworth,
Republican,
Legislative District 10
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Jake Hoffman,
Republican,
Legislative District 15
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Anthony Kern,
Republican,
Legislative District 27
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Janae Shamp, Republican,
Legislative District 29
State House of Representatives
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Judy Burges, Republican,
Legislative District 1
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Robert Scantlebury, Republican,
Legislative District 9
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Liz Harris, Republican,
Legislative District 13
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Austin Smith, Republican,
Legislative District 29
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John Gillette,
Republican, Legislative
District 30
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Nohl Rosen, Republican,
Legislative District 30
Maricopa County Board of
Supervisors
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GOP House Candidates Criticize Federal
Relief Funding They Received Themselves |
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"Eli Crane, a
Republican candidate for Arizona's 2nd
Congressional District, posted on Instagram
in December 2020 that he opposed a
bipartisan pandemic relief compromise,
specifically noting some line items he did
not think should be included. He wrote: "27
Trillion in debt. This is the type of wreckless [sic] behavior that got us here in
the first place. Coming in dead last are the
American People. The collective sell out of
America continues... Best part is, who do
you think pays for this in the end? How long
will the dollar hold it's [sic] value as we
continue printing money we don't have?"
Bottle Breacher, a business Crane and his
wife started and own, took a $69,296.75 PPP
loan in April 2020." |
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Jun. 22, 2022 |
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RUNNING FOR AZ-01 |
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is a faith-oriented, family
man and is pro-life,
pro-second
amendment, and unafraid to
take a stand against cancel
culture and the radical
left. He is active in
Arizona as a brand
ambassador for Sig Sauer
firearms... |
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Source: Campaign
website |
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TRANSLATION |
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is a religious fanatic, anti
abortion, ammosexual MAGA
extremist who,
were he able, would have
been the band leader for the
January 6 insurrection. |
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GOP lawmakers Will
Appear Alongside
White Nationalists,
Nazi Apologists, At
Rally To Support
Insurrectionists |
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"The most recent
slate of speakers
also includes
Republican state
legislators
Mark
Finchem and
Wendy
Rogers — the former
was at the Capitol
on Jan. 6 and the
latter cheered on
the violent failed
coup on social media
— U.S. Senate
candidate
Jim Lamon,
and congressional
candidates
Jeff Zink
and Eli Crane." |
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Veteran In McSally Campaign Ad Supports Waterboarding, Downplays COVID-19
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"Before former Navy
SEAL Eli Crane was
pushing Arizonans to
vote for Senator
Marthy McSally in a
new campaign ad,
he
was busy defending waterboarding and
veterans who commit
war crimes. [...]
What the ad doesn't
mention is the fact
that Crane, who
makes occasional
appearances on Fox
News, peddles in a
variety of
controversial
opinions, from
defending other
veterans accused of
heinous war crimes
to seemingly
dismissing the
public health threat
posed by the
COVID-19 pandemic." |
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