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Wendy Rogers used her time to explain her ‘YES’ vote on SB1424, the Stolen Valor Bill. In her remarks leading up to her vote, Rogers said “I will ALWAYS stand up for us veterans. Our brave men and women who serve our United States Military.” Watch now:

Senator Wendy Rogers explained her vote in favor of HB2868 by strongly opposing DEI policies, calling them a “cancer” that undermine merit and equal opportunity. She argued that prioritizing identity over qualifications devalues real achievement and creates double standards. Drawing from her own experience as one of the first female Air Force pilots, Rogers emphasized

Senator Wendy Rogers introduced SB1024 to the House Commerce Committee, aiming to let Arizonans pay their taxes with cryptocurrency. She explained that third-party services would handle the transactions, converting crypto to dollars so the state isn’t exposed to risk. Some members asked for more oversight, like a formal selection process for providers, but Rogers said

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: