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PHOENIX – Saying they’re “our” National Guard soldiers, Republican state lawmakers are picking a fight with Washington over who controls them, a fight that a general said would leave the Guard with no money and no equipment. And yet it would still leave Arizona soldiers subject to being called up for overseas duty. Legislation awaiting

Sen. Rogers speaks in support of SB 1288, which eliminates electronic “vote adjudication” by the Secretary of State’s election administrators and puts it in the hands of an independent board. The bill also creates additional safeguards for verification and testing of equipment. Watch now:

Senator Rogers discusses her support for SB1343, which implements automatic expiration of agency rulemaking and narrows the scope of Arizona’s regulatory authority over businesses. Watch now:

Flagstaff Sen. Wendy Rogers is pushing a bill that would allow anyone with a concealed carry weapon permit to bring guns onto college campuses. State law currently prohibits firearms on school grounds. Senate Bill 1198 would bar the governing board of a university, college or community college from enacting rules that prohibit the possession of

Sen. Wendy Rogers defends her colleagues and SB1279 before voting in favor of the bill, which bans satanic displays and alters honoring satan from being put up on public property. The bill, with Rogers’ vote, passed the Senate Government Committee. Watch now: