Of course, that may not be a good thing, as he's getting his hate on for poor people, elections, and public schools.
His SB1002 is all about adding verification requirements to TANF/SNAP fund disbursements and prosecuting certain recipients.
His SB1003 proposes to add one phrase to election law in many places (re: canvasses of elections) -
"ACKNOWLEDGE WITHOUT PREJUDICE"
His using the phrase "without prejudice" probably doesn't mean "without regard to a candidate's ethnicity, race, gender, or gender preference."
Nope. Not from one of the Center for Arizona Policy's (CAP) favorite legislators (he's already stated he wishes to propose sending CAP's anti-LGBTQ bathroom measure directly to the voters and bypass Governor Katie Hobbs' veto pen).
My guess is that the phrase is his way of saying "if voters don't the way we want, we'll just say the results don't count."
His SB1004 proposes to further the ESA (school voucher) budget-busting scam by mandating that students whose parents are recipients of ESAs be allowed to participate in/try out for "interscholastic activities" (aka - sports) in the school district that covers the area of their residence (with certain exceptions).
While I don't believe that people, in this case, students, should be punished for the actions of others, neither should they be rewarded.
Bottom line: the parents of the students decided to weaken public schools in order to enhance their personal financial positions, and their children should not be rewarded for that.
Not allowing them to participate in public school sports (et. al.) doesn't qualify as "punishment" because it doesn't take away anything from them that they already have.
Kavanagh is consistent - my guess is that he'll propose many anti-poor people, anti-choice, anti-LGBTQ, and anti-public education bills...as well as one (or more!) bill that's both pro-police and anti society.
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