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Justine Wadsack |
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Virulently homophobic
far-right MAGA extremist member
of the Republican Party representing
District 17 in the Arizona House of
Representatives. She is a founding state house
member of the radical pro-insurrectionist "Freedom Caucus".
Starting in February of 2023 Wadsack also
became involved with the virulently
homophobic and extreme MAGA right-wing "Gays
Against Groomers". Wadsack assumed
office on January 9, 2023. Her current term
ends on January 13, 2025. Wadsack ran for
election to the Arizona State Senate to
represent District 17. She won in the
general election on November 8, 2022. She
campaigned as a "constitutional
conservative," gaining popularity with her
strong stance against mask and vaccine
mandates and advocacy of Republican
priorities like private school subsidies.
Wadsack defeated incumbent State Senator
Vince Leach in the Republican primary.
Wadsack also ran for Arizona State Senate,
District 10 AND United States House of
Representatives, Arizona, District 2 in 2020
and failed. Wadsack ran for re-election to
the Arizona
State Senate
to represent
District 17.
She lost in
the
Republican
primary on
July 30,
2024 losing
to
Vince Leach. |
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Farewell, Senator
Speedy. Justine
Wadsack Loses To
Vince Leach |
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"One of the Arizona
Legislature’s
loudest — one could
say, weirdest —
culture warriors has
lost her reelection
bid, and Republicans
everywhere should be
breathing a sigh of
relief. Sen.
Justine Wadsack,
who in 2022
carpetbagged her way
into this solidly
Republican southern
Arizona district,
was kicked to the
curb by the
incumbent she
replaced, former
Sen.
Vince Leach." |
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Aug. 1, 2024 |
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Wadsack's
SpeederGate Fiasco
Costs Her Police
Endorsement |
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"The Arizona
Fraternal Order of
Police just revoked
its endorsement of
Wadsack after
she was pulled over
for speeding (fast
enough to face a
criminal charge,
even) and later
started yelping
about "political
persecution" when
she was informed
that she will indeed
face a citation. She
took a nothingburger
and turned it into a
debacle because the
local Queen of the
MAGAs just can't
pass by opportunity
to present herself
as a victim." |
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Jul. 23, 2024 |
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Justine Wadsack Is
Popped For Doing 71
In A 35 Zone.
Naturally, She Sees
A Conspiracy |
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"The most
eye-popping part of
the latest news
about Sen.
Justine Wadsack,
alleged criminal
speeder, is not the
way she tried to use
her status as a
state senator to
wiggle out of a
traffic ticket. It
is not her sense of
entitlement or her
bizarre claim of
“political
persecution” after
she was clocked
going 71 mph in a 35
mph zone. No, it’s
the reason Sen.
Speed Demon was
hurtling down the
road in Tucson late
one Friday night,
near the family home
she says she doesn’t
live in — a house
that is miles
outside her
legislative
district." |
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Sen. Justine Wadsack
Gets Hit By A
Devastating (And
Hilarious) Ad
Campaign |
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"“Something’s weird
about Justine
Wadsack.” So
starts the opening
salvo in what
promises to be a
bruiser of a
Republican primary
in southern Arizona
— one that could
well determine
whether Democrats
have a shot at
seizing control of
the Arizona Senate.
Wadsack is one of
the Legislature’s
fiercest culture
warriors, a member
of the hard-right
Arizona Freedom
Caucus who came
to the Capitol to
wage war on drag
queens, teachers,
the LGBTQ+ community
and, generally,
anyone who offends
her. She moved out
of her family’s
central Tucson home
in 2022, renting a
room in a safe
Republican district
where she proceeded
to knock off
Republican Sen.
Vince Leach." |
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2 Lawmakers
Intervene In
Discipline
Of Senator’s
Husband |
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"Public
records
obtained by
the Arizona
Capitol
Times
revealed
that two
state
senators
intervened
in a
business
license
complaint
case in 2023
for the
husband of
one of the
senators. On
Dec. 7,
2022, Sen. Wendy
Rogers,
R-Flagstaff,
called the
Arizona
Board of
Technical
Registration,
or BTR,
asking for
the board to
cease its
investigation
of her
husband, Hal
Kunnen, a
home
inspector
based in
Flagstaff
and the
Phoenix
metro area."
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"Shortly
after
Rogers’
call, Sen. Justine
Wadsack,
R-Tucson,
attended the
Enforcement
Advisory
Committee
meeting on
Jan. 17,
2023, to
represent
Kunnen
during the
committee’s
executive
session
meeting to
review his
case." |
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2024 |
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Tucson
Lawmaker:
Real Estate
Agents
Should Give
Homebuyers
Political
Information |
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"The way Justine
Wadsack sees
it, some
people
looking for
new homes
may want to
be in a
legislative
district
where they
are
represented
by someone
who shares
their
political
views. Only
thing is,
the Tucson
Republican
said state
laws now
preclude
real estate
agents like
herself from
providing
that kind of
information.
Ditto the
districts
for
Congress,
county
supervisors
or city
councils. So
Wadsack got
members of
the Senate
Government
Committee to
vote
Wednesday to
not only
repeal the
prohibition
but require
agents to
affirmatively
provide that
information
to home
buyers." |
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Feb. 14,
2024 |
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Whose Ballot
Did Justine
Wadsack Post
Online? Pima
County Says
It Couldn’t
Have Been
Hers |
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"A photo
that Sen. Justine
Wadsack posted
on social
media on
Oct. 30,
2023,
featured a
ballot that
she claimed
was hers.
However,
Wadsack is
registered
at an
address in
the 85747
ZIP code
(green box),
which is in
the Vail
Unified
School
District,
while the
ballot
includes a
question
about a
Tucson
Unified
School
District
bond (red
box). Pima
County
officials
said
Wadsack's
ballot did
not, and
could not,
have the
TUSD ballot
measure on
it, raising
questions
about
whether she
broke state
law by
publishing a
photo of
someone
else's
ballot" |
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Conservative
Lawmakers To
Speak At
Moms For
Liberty Town
Hall In Mesa |
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"Superintendent
of Public
Instruction Tom
Horne and
other
Republican
elected
officials
are slated
to speak at
a Mesa town
hall
Thursday
organized
by Moms
for Liberty,
a "parental
rights"
organization
founded in
Florida that
has been
labeled an
extremist
group and
has made
national
headlines in
recent years
for attempts
to take over
school
boards and
restrict
teaching
related to
race, gender
and sexual
orientation."
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"State
lawmakers
Sen. Jake
Hoffman,
R-Queen
Creek, Sen. Justine
Wadsack,
R-Tucson,
Rep. Justin
Heap,
R-Mesa, and Barbara
Parker,
R-Mesa, are
expected to
participate
in a panel
at the
event. The
panel will
be moderated
by
Descovich,
and
attendees
will be able
to ask
education-related
questions."
"Moms for
Liberty was
founded in
2021 by
Descovich
and Justice,
former
school board
members in
Florida, out
of
opposition
to
pandemic-related
school
closures and
mask
mandates.
Its chapters
have since
made
national
headlines
for attempts
to take over
school
boards,
explosive
appearances
at school
board
meetings and
efforts to
restrict the
teaching of
race and
gender-related
topics." |
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2023 |
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AZGOP’s
Senator Of
The Year:
9/11 ‘Never
Added Up’
And Was An
‘Inside Job’ |
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"On the 22nd
anniversary
of the Sept.
11 terrorist
attacks,
Tucson
Republican
state Sen. Justine
Wadsack shared
a fake
transcript
from United
Flight 93
and liked
multiple
posts on
social media
alluding to
the events
of the day
being a
“false flag”
and an
“inside
job.” “It
was an
inside job,
a false
flag, to
steal Middle
East oil,”
read one
post on the
social media
site X,
formerly
Twitter,
that Wadsack
liked.
Another post
that she
liked said
9/11 was an
“inside job”
resulting in
“millions”
of deaths."
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"“I made the
decision to
NOT trust my
government
THAT day!”
Wadsack said
on Sept. 12
in a reply
to someone
alleging
government
involvement
in the
attacks. “It
never added
up. Still
doesn’t, and
now look at
the state of
thing.
(sic)” |
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Arizona GOP
Pounces On
Viral Gender
Identity
Feud Hitting
U Of A
Nursing
School |
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“I’m
absolutely
sickened
that this
institution
of higher
learning is
perpetuating
the lie that
a person’s
gender is
based off
feelings and
not their
God-given
biological
sex
established
upon
conception,”
Sen. Janae
Shamp,
vice-chair
of the
Senate
Committee on
Health &
Human
Services
says in the
release.
“This is
completely
groomer
garbage that
strives to
confuse our
kids in an
effort to
cater to the
evil that is
being
accepted by
today’s
society. As
a nurse, I
am so
disheartened
that the
next
generation
of nurses
are being
hijacked of
their
capabilities
to deliver
ethical
care.”
Tucson
lawmaker,
Sen. Justine
Wadsack,
also is
quoted." [ .
. . ] "“If
this issue
is not
immediately
resolved by
the
university,
Senate
Republicans
will weigh
all options
to make
certain tax
dollars are
no longer
used in such
an egregious
fashion,”
said
Senator T.J.
Shope,
who chairs
the Senate
Committee on
Health &
Human
Services.
“The mental
health of
our children
and the
state of our
health care
industry
(are) being
threatened
by this
radical
ideology.” |
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Sep. 8, 2023 |
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Wadsack And
Supporters
Target
Critics And
Recall
Campaign
Volunteers |
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"The state
senator
called one
critic a
‘stalker’
and accused
another of
being a
‘registered
communist’" |
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Jul. 24,
2023 |
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How Facebook
Led Arizona
State Sen.
Justine
Wadsack To
Claim Uvalde
Tragedy Was
A False Flag |
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“Newly
uncovered
Facebook
posts show
that Arizona
Republican
state Sen. Justine
Wadsack declared
that the
Uvalde,
Texas, mass
school
shooting was
a false flag
event
enacted to
install “Red
Flag laws
and gun
regulations.””
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“Wadsack has
a history of
embracing
conspiracy
theories
online: She
has tweeted
the QAnon
slogan and
shared false
claims about
the 2020
election
being
stolen.” |
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Arizona
Republican
Said She
‘Barely’ Met
With
Lobbyists,
But Her
Calendar
Shows
Otherwise |
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"Tucson
Republican
state Sen. Justine
Wadsack said
last month
that she “
barely”
meets with
lobbyists
after she
faced
criticism
from gun
control
lobbyists
who she
refused to
meet, but a
copy of her
legislative
calendar
shows the
freshmen
lawmaker
meets
regularly
with
lobbyists
and special
interest
groups. “I
don’t meet
with
activists. I
barely meet
with
lobbyists. I
am not
required to
meet with
either. I
don’t meet
with haters
either. I
meet with
the people
from my
district,”
Wadsack said
in response
to criticism
on Twitter. A
public
records
request by
the Arizona
Mirror
revealed
that the
majority of
Wadsacks’
meetings
were with
lobbyists,
many of whom
do not
reside in
her
legislative
district.
Wadsack’s
calendar
listed four
meetings
with voters
from her
district,
and more
than 30
meetings
with
lobbyists
and special
interest
groups. Since
January,
Wadsack has
met a number
of lobbyists
and special
interest
groups to
discuss her
bills and
other
legislative
priorities.
Those
lobbyists
represent a
wide range
of special
interests,
from public
utilities
like Arizona
Public
Service to
car
dealerships." |
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Facing
Recall,
Wadsack
Threatens
GOP Control
Of Arizona
Legislature |
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"The
Republican
state
senator's
opponents
have opted
to try to
dump her
sooner
rather than
try to vote
her out in
2024. They
don't have a
candidate
but they
have a sense
of
initiative
in launching
a recall
effort
against the
freshman
legislator. Wadsack has
been a
prolific
lawmaker,
unleashing
her brand of
hatred on
the Capitol
Complex. Books?
Ban them.
Homeless?
Jail 'em.
Drag queens?
Imprison
'em. Guns?
More! More!
More!
Wadsack is
acting as if
freedom is
the
obligation
to do what
she says.
The record
she's piling
up makes her
re-election
by voters in
suburban
Tucson a
dicey
prospect and
that's a
problem for
Arizona
Republicans.
Someone in
GOP
leadership
needs to
have a talk
with Wadsack
because she
looks like
death to the
party's
legislative
majority
come 2024.
She may be
the
destroyer of
their world
because
she's
forgetting
three
things.
First, she
won by just
51 percent
to 49
percent.
That's not a
mandate to
rule as much
as it is an
onus to
listen or
else." |
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Fanatical Republican Extremist of the Day - Justine Wadsack |
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"On this date in 2021, “Fanatical Republican Extremist of the Day”, profiled Justine Wadsack, a 2020 candidate for District 10 of the Arizona State Senate (she was contemplating a run for Congress, but opted to just try to start her political career closer to home first) and apparently a cast member of Resident Evil 8. Wadsack is a rare member of the Log Cabin Republicans that actually was running for any office, as the group usually just tries to consider itself that the party isn’t as hostile towards LGBTQ rights as they are (Read on to find out how tolerant of LGBTQ rights she is). |
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Wadsack
Recall
Effort
Underway |
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"Freshman
Sen. Justine
Wadsack,
R-Tucson, is
facing a
burgeoning
recall
effort led
by her
constituents
in
Legislative
District 17
and
out-of-district
organizers
frustrated
by
controversial
bills and
colorful
comments.
“People who
do live in
the
district,
retirees,
are fed up
and came to
me because I
have an
organizing
background,”
organizer
Christina
Rodriguez
said. She is
one of three
people
pushing the
recall
effort and
said her
name won’t
ultimately
be attached
to the
filing."
[...] The
group hasn’t
filed its
recall
petition yet
but plans to
in the
second week
of May. It
will host
five events
each
Saturday in
April at
Purple Heart
Park in
Tucson to
drum up
support.
They intend
to file in
the first
week of May
and hope to
overshoot
the required
33,000
signatures
by at least
2,000 since
some may get
thrown out
in the
verification
process." |
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Justine
Wadsack Goes
All In For
Gays Against
Groomers |
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2023 |
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Not a
surprise
that rabid
homophobe
and 4th rate
cartoon
character
Justine
Wadsack
(J-Wad)
would be
heavily
associated
with and
supportive
of Gays
Against
Groomers. |
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Arizona
Senate
Republicans
Agree To Ban
Books With
Gender
Fluidity,
Pronouns |
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"Wadsack,
a proponent
of the
violent
QAnon
conspiracy
that a
global cabal
is sexually
abusing
children,
has focused
intensely on
the
“grooming”
myth in her
first year
as a
legislator
and has
sponsored
other
anti-LGBTQ
legislation.
She has
claimed that
Arizona
schools are
exposing
students to
harmful
sexual
content. To
back up
those
claims, she
has pointed
to a book of
interviews
from
transgender
and
nonbinary
youth found
in some
Arizona high
school
libraries,
titled
“Beyond
Magenta:
Transgender
Teens Speak
Out,”" |
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Wadsack
Throws Barbs
At Arizona
State Bar,
Refused To
Offer Any
Proof |
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"Republican
state Sen. Justine
Wadsack has
proposed a
law based on
claims that
the State
Bar told
lawyers they
would be
disbarred if
they took
COVID-19
related
court cases.
But Wadsack
wants you to
take her
word for it,
as she
refused to
provide any
evidence of
those claims
to lawmakers
or to the
Arizona
Mirror.
Wadsack’s
Senate Bill
1435 would
end the
requirement
for Arizona
attorneys to
be members
of the State
Bar of
Arizona,
instead
moving the
responsibility
for
licensing
attorneys
from the Bar
to the
Arizona
Supreme
Court. “I
had
hundreds, if
not over a
thousand
people, who
tried to sue
doctors,
state
officials,
county
officials,
city
officials
who were
telling them
if they
didn’t get
the COVID-19
vaccine, if
they didn’t
mask their
children in
schools, if
they didn’t
comply, that
they would
lose jobs or
be kicked
out of
school,”
Wadsack told
the Arizona
House of
Representatives
Judiciary
Committee on
March 8.
“The
attorneys
came to me
telling me
they were
restricted
from taking
any of those
cases
because, if
they did,
the Arizona
State Bar
would
immediately
disbar
them.” The
State Bar
denies this.
“The State
Bar does not
tell
attorneys
what cases
they can
take, nor
does it
advise
attorneys
they will be
disbarred
for taking
certain
cases,
including
those
related to
COVID-19,”
Jessica
Sanchez,
president of
the State
Bar’s board,
told the
Mirror in a
statement." |
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Tucson
Lawmaker
Loses First
Bid To Dump
Cities'
Rights |
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"A
bid to kill
home rule in
19 cities
was defeated
Tuesday when
two
Republican
senators who
represent
some of
those areas
refused to
go along.
But Sen. Justine
Wadsack,
R-Tucson,
who has been
leading the
charge
because she
is unhappy
with
Tucson’s
system of
electing
council
members,
told Capitol
Media
Services she
already is
working on
changes she
believes
will
overcome
their
objections.
And it would
do it in a
way that her
SCR 1023
would be
narrowed to
save their
home cities
from losing
their
charters —
and then
affect only
two largely
Democratic
cities." |
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2023 |
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This bill, had it become law, would be the same as laws covering a cabaret but with the words "drag show" instead of "cabaret". This is simply a sneaky attempt to outlaw drag shows. |
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Take Your
kid To Watch
'Mulan' And
Wind Up In
Prison? What
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Of Next? |
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"House
Bill 1698
would
criminalize
anyone who
exposes a
child to a
drag
performance.
Take your
daughter to
see
“Hairspray”
and, by my
read of the
bill, you’d
be guilty of
a class 4
felony,
punishable
by up to 15
years in
prison.
You’d also
have to
register as
a sex
offender.
This bill is
brought to
you by Rep. Justine
Wadsack,
R-Tucson, a
member of
the House
Freedom
Caucus.
Freedom,
that is,
unless you
allow your
child to
watch
“Mulan,” in
which case
you’d be
guilty of a
“dangerous
crime
against
children” if
said child
is under the
age of 15. I
realize
there’s
political
gold these
days in
demonizing
drag but
isn’t this
just a tad …
I don’t know
… full-on,
flat-out
bonkers?" |
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As
Hobbs Called
For
Collaboration,
Some
Republicans
Literally
Turned Their
Backs |
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"As
Democratic
lawmakers
applauded
Hobbs’
education
agenda,
Republican
Sens. Justine
Wadsack and Anthony
Kern stood
and turned
their backs
to the
governor.
Earlier, GOP
Reps. Rachel
Jones, Alexander
Kolodin and Jacqueline
Parker walked
out of the
speech.
Midway
through the
speech,
Rep. Jake
Hoffman exited
the House
floor. “It’s
unfortunate
that some
members
chose an
immature
stunt
instead, but
we have
really tough
issues in
front of us
and we need
to work
together to
stop them,”
Hobbs said
during a
news
conference
after the
speech." |
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Civic
Engagement
Beyond
Voting -
Fact Sheet
For Justine
Wadsack |
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Arizona
State
Senator-Elect
Told A Judge
That
'Antifa'
Attacked Her
Home. Police
Reports Show
Something
Else |
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"She
testified at
the court
hearing this
summer that
her family
was accosted
by people,
some of whom
she believed
were
affiliated
with Antifa,
since she
first filed
to run for
office in
2019.
Antifa,
short for
"anti-fascist,"
refers to a
loosely
associated
group of
left-wing
militants
who target
neo-Nazis,
racists and
anyone they
deem
"fascists"
for action
that
sometimes
includes
physical
violence.
Protesters
"were coming
to my
house,"
yelling
anti-white
insults and
would "tell
me I was
going to
die," she
testified.
She
described a
night when
"Antifa"
surrounded
her home and
were run off
by police
but returned
in the early
morning
hours and
tried to set
the home on
fire with
"professional
grade"
fireworks.
Tucson
police
reports show
a call to
police due
to loud
fireworks in
2020. Yet if
officers
dealt with
protesters
at her home
— Antifa or
not — they
apparently
didn't write
it down in
their
reports. The
Republic
asked the
Tucson
Police
Department
for all
calls for
service or
other police
action at
her family's
home from
2019 to
present, and
any reports
associated
with calls
for service.
The reports
do confirm
some, though
not all,
details of
two
incidents
that she
testified
about: a man
showing up
at her door
and calling
her names,
and a dog
biting her
husband
while he was
out for a
jog. But in
both cases, Wadsack's court
version was
more
dramatic
than the one
she and
others gave
to police." |
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2022 |
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MAGA
Candidate
Defeats
Arizona
Senator In
Senate
District 17
Primary |
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Republican
primary
voters from
Tucson's
northwest
side, far
east side
and Rita
Ranch area
are
embracing
the party's
MAGA wing,
preliminary
results for
state Senate
District 17
show. With
nearly all
precincts
reported as
of midday
Wednesday, Justine
Wadsack,
who
described
herself as a
"Pro Trump
America
First"
conservative,
was poised
to defeat Vince
Leach, a
state
senator
seeking a
third term,
by an
unofficial
margin of
about 1,200
votes.
Wadsack, 48,
opposes
abortion
rights, the
teaching of
critical
race theory
and mask
requirements
to prevent
the spread
of COVID-19.
She
participated
in storming
a Vail
school board
meeting last
year to
protest mask
requirements.
Her
endorsements
included the
Arizona Tea
Party;
Purple for
Parents, an
online group
formed in
opposition
to the Red
for Ed
movement;
and a group
called
Tucson Trump MAGA.
She has
appeared in
election ads
with Kari
Lake,
the
Trump-backed
choice for
governor. |
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*GLSEN = "Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network) is an American education organization working to end discrimination, harassment, and bullying based on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression and to prompt LGBT cultural inclusion and awareness in K-12 schools" |
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Crazy/Stupid
Republican
Of The Day:
Justine
Wadsack |
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2021 |
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What Ever
Happened To
Them:
Arizona
Election
Edition |
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Nov. 9, 2020 |
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Candidates
Spread
Conspiracy
Theory In
Bid To Be
Elected |
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Sep. 4, 2020 |
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QAnon in
Arizona
Politics: A
Guide |
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"Justine
Wadsack is
a Republican
running for
a state
Senate seat
in
Legislative
District 10,
which
includes
Tucson. She
has voiced
pro-QAnon
sentiment
online and
engaged with
a prominent
figure in
the QAnon
community,
Praying
Medic" |
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Aug. 25,
2020 |
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GOP Trots
Out 6
Extreme
Candidates
At Secret
CD2 Forum |
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