Conservative Political Consultant - Sometimes @JamesTHarris asks me questions #Broncos #Suns #Avalanche #AZGOP @BBA4USA @USTermLimits
Phoenix, AZ
Joined March 2009
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I mean Chiefs fans... right?
This is a nonsensical post. I’ve owned multiple very successful businesses for almost a decade.
I’ve owned Rolexes since well before the NV-2 race.
I’m not going to apologize for owning nice things.
My business has also fed thousands of people at Thanksgiving, bought hundreds of Halloween costumes for low income families, hundreds of Christmas gifts for low income families, etc.
For people with so many opinions and blog posts I don’t see much action from you and your boss.
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Say hello to your frontrunner to replace Marsha Blackburn in the Senate:
Glenn Jacobs, aka ex-WWE star KANE
w/ @reporterjoe @kadiagoba
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It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we share the passing of our father and senior advisor, Kevin DeMenna.
Kevin dedicated his life to his family and business, and cared deeply for the friends and colleagues he worked with at the State Capitol….
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I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the men and women of the Republican Party who stepped into the arena, willing to put their names, reputations, and convictions on the line in defense of traditional values, limited government, lower taxes, school choice, religious liberty, freedom of speech, and putting America First.
Although the results aren’t final and we’re continuing to count, I want to thank the countless volunteers, precinct committeemen, grassroots leaders, and supporters who gave so generously of their time, energy, and resources.
They didn’t show up for a paycheck or personal recognition. They showed up because they believed in their candidates, believed in our principles, and believed that Arizona is worth fighting for. Throughout American history, the party holding the White House has often faced significant setbacks during midterm elections. This year was no exception.
We took a hit. There is no denying that, and I have no intention of sugarcoating the results. But taking a hit is not the same as being knocked out. Over the past several months, we have worked tirelessly to build an organization, strengthen our grassroots operations, and put together a ground game that would ordinarily take two years to develop.
I’m proud of what our team accomplished in such a short period of time, and even prouder of the people who answered the call when their party needed them. Now we take a hard look at what worked, what didn’t, and what we need to do better.
That’s how we move forward, and that’s how we prepare for the battles ahead. The political pendulum has always swung back and forth in American politics, and it will swing again.
But we’re not going to sit around waiting for it. We’re going to continue building, recruiting quality candidates, strengthening our leadership, and making sure the Arizona Republican Party is ready to compete and win. We may be bruised, but we are not broken.
We may have lost some battles, but our commitment to the principles that brought us together remains unchanged. We took a hit, but we’re still standing.
God bless you all,
Sergio Arellano
Arizona Republican Party Chairman
So much rain in the metro area these last two days, I'm hearing Kris Mayes may let us keep two more golf courses. Big news if true! On a more serious note, stay safe out there, esp in rural counties. Hearing from friends up towards Sedona and it is getting scary.
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Compare the candidates for Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court.
Me: business owner for 20+ years, 6 years as an Arizona legislator, and I met every legal and financial deadline on time.
My opponent: a college sophomore who filed every campaign finance report late.
See the side-by-side: jeffdial.org/compare-the-can…
I'd appreciate your vote.
ALT Compare the candidates: Jeff Dial, age 50, business owner and former Arizona legislator, versus Sebastian Matta, age 19, college sophomore. Vote for Experience, Independence, and Fairness.
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The AZGOP is asking for all the help they can get to make calls to Republican voters who haven’t turned in their ballot yet for the final push. They can get you set up on a Pulsar app so you can call from your phone without it being your phone number & when you get voicemail there is an option to press on the app that leaves a message on how to get their ballot cast so you can move on to the next call. From my experience, only about 2%-3% answer but the voicemail left is helpful to the cause.
They’ll give you other options if you prefer but my personal recommendation is the Pulsar app. If you want to do it in person, you can do it from the AZGOP office near Camelback Rd & the 51. Here’s the link with more information & to sign up:
official.gopcomms.com/landin…
If you’d prefer to help by texting your family & friends to get their ballots in, you can do so through the Numinar app which cross references your phone’s contact list & do it anywhere. Here’s the link to sign up for that:
forms.gle/z5HepzjU5G8huJQs6
In the image are the latest ballot returns. This couldn’t be a closer election! Independents tend to break more for Dems so every little bit helps. If you, your family & friends are willing to step up & help, that’d be awesome!
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Mariana Sandoval complained she didn't have time for community service, so the judge demanded evidence
Luckily a Democrat in the #AZLeg signed a letter saying Sandoval volunteered for his nonprofit. What great luck! Glad that really happened
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EXCLUSIVE 🚨
State Rep Mariana Sandoval (D) was caught wrong-way driving in late 2024. Bodycam footage shows her warning officers she's a lawmaker and threatening to call the police chief.
She hired @JulieGunnigle as her lawyer. They lost.
READ: foiazona.org/2026/10/30/body… #AZLeg
The same media that will spend considerable TV time covering Alex Kolodin as just the passenger in a car that gets pulled over years ago, has zero interest in this story. Wish I could figure out why...
EXCLUSIVE 🚨
State Rep Mariana Sandoval (D) was caught wrong-way driving in late 2024. Bodycam footage shows her warning officers she's a lawmaker and threatening to call the police chief.
She hired @JulieGunnigle as her lawyer. They lost.
READ: foiazona.org/2026/10/30/body… #AZLeg
Well if there's anything in those cabinets.....
LEFT: Photo of the kitchen in the fake apartment where @TammyCaputi claims to live in LD4.
RIGHT: Screenshot of @TammyCaputi's kitchen in her new ad. Did she accidentally film this ad in her *actual* longtime home in LD3? LOL
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$30 million for a professional basketball player who can't shoot. But the nature of today's game is such that for all of the other things he can do, that's actually a decent value for the team. It really does help to be tall!
Phoenix Suns center Oso Ighodaro has agreed to a three-year, $29 million contract extension through the 2030-31 season, his agent Erika Ruiz of Primera Sports tells ESPN.
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Um
24 hours before announcing her LD4 #AZLeg campaign, Democrat @TammyCaputi (a longtime LD3 resident) suddenly changed her voter registration address to a tiny apartment owned by her big campaign donor.
It's located 10 feet into LD4 - and it's STILL vacant inside.
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Thirty states are moving forward with this opportunity. Arizona should be one of them.
The Legislature has acted repeatedly to opt our state in. In this video, I explain how the Education Freedom Tax Credit works, why Arizona remains outside the program, and what that means for families when it begins in 2027.
Thirty states have opted into the new federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.
Arizona has not.
The Legislature approved the opt-in three times this year. Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed each measure.
@AZHouseGOP Speaker @SteveMontenegro explains what those vetoes mean for Arizona families as the program’s January 1 launch approaches.
New plan for TV coverage of the @Broncos -- Don't introduce the Offense with pictures and where they went to college until the second half. They aren't going to show up until the second half, so why rush it?
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Call it what it is: the tax-exempt vote machine.
It is one of the largest and most scandal-prone political operations in America. And 2024 was its best fundraising year ever.
Read more from @ParkerThayer in @washexaminer.
washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed 88 bills in a single day this year.
Nearly every welfare reform Representative @MichaelCarbone fought for was among them.
He held the line anyway. Because of his courage, Arizona has one of the most fiscally responsible budgets in the nation.
"Tonight, for his leadership, his friendship, and his extraordinary determination to get the job done, we are proud to honor Representative Carbone with the Legislator of the Year Award," said Gregg Pfister, FGA's Senior Director of State Affairs.
Congrats, Representative Carbone! 🇺🇸
PICTURED: FGA State Affairs Director @madeleinespjut with Rep. Carbone.
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A huge shoutout to Janet Weninger for signing the #termlimits on Congress pledge! Let’s keep this momentum going. 👏
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I remind the folks at the AARP booths every time I see them. They lobbied against it to serve political allies instead of the seniors they purport to serve.
In 2001 George W Bush proposed a partial privatization plan for Social Security so you could put 10% of your SS contribution into the markets.
People rejected this.
We can now see that if it had passed, the 10% that went into the markets would have outperformed the 90% the government managed, the program would be solvent, and the average SS recipient would be receiving 2X what they currently receive.
The worst bet you’ll ever make is betting on government.
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