Including me, because I generally avoid paying attention to the internal R machinations.
From Arizona's Family, written by staff and Dennis Welch -
Phoenix-area GOP reignites controversy in Republican governor’s race
A controversy that Republican gubernatorial candidate Rep. Andy Biggs hoped would fade has returned to the headlines after his own party stepped in.
About a month ago, Biggs found himself the target of a political attack. His Republican opponent in the governor’s race, Rep. David Schweikert, accused him of palling around with racists and anti-Semites. Biggs denied it and moved on.
But it was his own Republican Party that brought it back.
Also from Arizona's Family -
I don't claim to know how this all will play out, but two things seem obvious -
1. Observers should get out their popcorn, as this promises to be entertaining.
2. They should get out their seatbelts, too, as 2026 promises to be a bumpy ride.
This all does beg one question -
What is Schweikert thinking?
Accusing Biggs of being a white supremacist won't exactly change the minds of the voters in an R primary, aka the people he needs to reach. It seems to help Biggs more than it does Schweikert.
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