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Senator Wendy Rogers presented SB1495, the Defend the Guard Act, to the Arizona House Federalism, Military Affairs & Elections Committee, urging support for a bill that would block deployment of the Arizona National Guard into combat without a congressional declaration of war. Citing her military background and growing national support—including from Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard,

Wendy Rogers explained her vote for HCR2042, stating that America has lost its way by straying from merit and competition. She reaffirmed her support for a merit-based system rooted in free-market principles, proudly casting an emphatic yes vote to realign the state with foundational American ideals. Watch now:

Wendy Rogers explained her vote for HB2374, stating that this bill is a critical step to protect Arizona and the nation from transnational repression, which exploits America’s open society. She praised the experts who traveled to testify and sounded the alarm, warning that the country risks being “asleep at the switch” under current national leadership. Grateful

Wendy Rogers explained her vote for SB1025, stating that this bill represents a forward-thinking opportunity for Arizona to join the federal push toward a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Representing Flagstaff’s LD7, she highlighted how it allows the state treasury to allocate up to 10% of various funds, including the retirement system, into Bitcoin. She framed it not

Wendy Rogers explained her vote for HB2547, stating that as a wife of 47 years, a mother of two, and a grandmother of seven, she views a baby not as a reproductive choice but as a precious life that must be protected from conception. She emphasized her duty as a state legislator, elected by rural