Sinema Targeted in New Ad by Arizona Veterans to 'Keep Her Word' on Prescription Drugs
"Stop working for drug companies and start working for us and all Arizonans," the ad says.
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"Stop working for drug companies and start working for us and all Arizonans," the ad says.
While national Democrats, including President Joe Biden, struggle with Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's positions in an evenly-divided Senate, progressives at home are launching campaigns to pressure the state's senior senator, threatening a primary challenger in 2024.
Democrats are angry with Sen. Kyrsten Sinema for her opposition to Biden's agenda, but experts say she campaigned on being a moderate.
Rarrarorro/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- While national Democrats, including President Joe Biden, struggle with Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's positions in an evenly-divided Senate, progressives at home are launching campaigns to pressure the state's senior senator, threatening a primary challenger in 2024. But Arizona is far from a blue state, and some argue that Sinema's opposition to parts of the Biden agenda are in line with what she campaigned on being: an independent, moderate voice to represent the often-quirky political leanings of Arizonans. The former Green Party activist, who ...
KXLY July 24, 2021 1:43 PM By Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN Posted: July 24, 2021 1:43 PM Deployed to Iraq in 2003, US Marine Corps field radio operator Joanna Sweatt took cover in tight-spaced bunkers for hours at a time — a tour of service laden with the stresses of being in a war zone that led to a blood clotting disease. Now, more than a decade after she was first diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and medically discharged from the Marine Corps, the 43-year-old credits Arizona’s vote-by-mail system with granting her access to the ballot box last November. “Standing in long l...