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Hildy Angius |
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Mohave County
District 2 Supervisor Hildy Angius speaks at
the 'Calling All Patriots' event |
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About the Patriot
Movement.
Photo: Today's
News-Herald |
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Ultra-MAGA Republican
extremist Hildy
Angius, previously of New York and San
Diego, currently Mohave County Supervisor
for District 2 is running for
election to the
Arizona State Senate
to represent
District 30. She is
on the ballot in the
general election on
November 5, 2024.
She advanced from
the Republican
primary on July 30,
2024. |
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| When Someone Tells You How They Are, Believe Them... |
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Candidate
Accuses
District 2
Mohave
County
Supervisor
Of Assault |
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"A candidate
for Mohave
County
Supervisor
District 2
has accused
the current
supervisor
of assault.
Bullhead
City Police
Department
officials
confirmed
Monday that
William
"Scotty"
McClure
filed a
police
report on
Sunday,
March 3,
accusing
Mohave
County
District 2
Sup. Hildy
Angius of
assault and
battery." |
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Mar. 5, 2023 |
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Mohave
County
Supervisor
Hildy Angius
Announces
Bid For
Arizona
State
Legislature |
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"Mohave
County
District 2
Supervisor Hildy
Angius has
confirmed
her plans to
seek the
Republican
nomination
for one of
the two
District 30
seats in the
Arizona
House of
Representatives
in 2024.
[...] She
will be
seeking a
seat that
will be
vacated by
House
Majority
Leader Leo
Biasiucci,
R-Lake
Havasu City,
who, in
turn, will
be seeking
the
nomination
for the
District 30
Arizona
Senate seat
currently
held by
another
Havasu
Republican,
Senate
Majority
Leader Sonny
Borrelli.
Borrelli
cannot run
for
re-election
in the
Senate
because of
state-imposed
term limits.
Angius said
she has the
support of
Biasiucci,
District 30
Rep. John
Gillette (R-Kingman)
and Borrelli
in her
election
bid." |
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Apr. 2, 2023 |
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Mohave
Officials
Approve Canvass,
While
Complaining |
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"Mohave
County
Supervisors
unanimously
certified
the results
of the 2022
election
Monday, but
they made it
clear they
weren't
happy about
it. Some
were tempted
to follow
the lead of
Cochise
County,
which
flouted the
state's
Monday
deadline for
canvassing
election
results. The
Cochise
County board
risked legal
consequences
by
rescheduling
the required
canvass
until
December 2,
despite the
November 28
state
deadline.
[...] "I
will vote to
certify this
canvass
under duress
for the
chaos
Maricopa
County has
foisted into
our election
process," said
supervisor Hildy
Angius." |
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Nov. 28,
2022 |
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Mohave
County
Supervisors
Delay
Certifying
Mid-Term
Election |
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"The Board
of
Supervisors
in Mohave
County has
delayed
certifying
the mid-term
results as
what’s
described as
a statement
of
solidarity
until next
Monday which
is the
deadline.
The board
met on
Monday and voted
to delay
certifying
the results
as part of a
political
statement
after they
say the
election in
Maricopa
County was
poorly run. Supervisor Hildy
Angius said
they’ve been
approached
not to
certify the
election,
but didn’t
indicate by
who, “we’re
mad, I’m
mad, I think
everyone in
Mohave
County
should be
mad.”" |
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Nov. 21,
2022 |
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'I Think It's Insanity:' Mohave County Board Of Supervisors Distance Themselves From Covid Vaccines For Children |
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| “I think it’s insanity,” said Mohave County Supervisor Hildy Angius on Monday. “Everyone has to realize that these recommendations are coming from other sources than the Board of Supervisors. The board should put a disclaimer in press releases, saying that these recommendations aren’t endorsed or approved by the Board of Supervisors.” |
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| County Supervisor Ron Gould appeared to share Angius’ disapproval of the CDC’s recommendation at the meeting. Gould inquired at Monday’s meeting as to whether the county’s governing board could prohibit the Mohave County Health Department from issuing press releases at all." |
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Nov. 3, 2021 |
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Right-wing Nutjobs Being Right-wing Nutjobs |
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Mohave County Becomes Second Amendment Sanctuary County |
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"On Monday, November 4, the Board of Supervisors voted unanimously in favor of a resolution making Mohave County a 2nd Amendment sanctuary county. State Representative Leo Biasiucci and State Senator Sonny Borrelli joined U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar at the meeting in support of the resolution. “While we’re voting on this here, they are voting on whether to become a ‘sanctuary city’ for illegal immigration,” said Supervisor Hildy Angius referring to the residents of Tucson. “Everyone will understand what we meant to do here today.”" |
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Nov. 7, 2019 |
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Mohave
County
Renames Road
After LaVoy
Finicum,
Militia
Member
Killed By
Officers |
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"The Arizona
rancher and
anti-government
protester
died on the
side of a
remote
Oregon road
in 2016. He
was shot
after he ran
a police
roadblock,
plowed into
a snow bank,
got out of
his truck
and advanced
on
authorities.
The Mohave
County Board
of
Supervisors
this week
voted to
rename
another
remote
stretch of
road after
Finicum,
calling him
a patriot
who died
defending
his
beliefs."
[...] "Angius said
she was
honored to
bring
forward a
vote to
rename a
two-mile
section of
Yellowstone
Road near
the
community of
Cane Beds
and call it LaVoy
Finicum Road." |
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Nov. 10,
2017 |
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Conservatives
Brew Action
In Tea
Parties |
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"Her accent
seems better
suited for
an episode
of “The Real
Housewives
of New York
City” than
the
Chaparral
Country Club
in Bullhead
City. Yet
here she
is, Hildy
Angius,
holding
court with
three men
who’ve just
finished a
round of
golf in this
retirement
community."
[...] "At 51
and retired,
she now
spends her
days
organizing
events
featuring
Republican
candidates,
getting
ready to go
door-to-door
to get
voters to
the polls
for
Arizona’s
August
primary and
writing
newsletters
that help
promote town
hall
meetings,
conservative
initiatives
and Tea
Party protests." |
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Jun. 19,
2010 |
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