Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday recommended conservative U.S. Congresswoman Debbie Lesko in her reelection attempt for Arizona's eighth District.
"Congresswoman Debbie Lesko is a Conservative Warrior for the human beings of Arizona," Trump stated in a information release. "A sturdy supporter of our MAGA Agenda, Debbie is running tirelessly to Secure our Border, Uphold the Rule of Law, Defend our Second Amendment, Support our Military and Vets, and Hold the Biden Administration responsible for their absolute incompetence. Debbie Lesko has my Complete and Total Endorsement!
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Lesko became first elected to the eighth District in 2018 and became reelected in 2020. Her district covers the northwest Phoenix suburbs, such as elements of Peoria, Surprise, Avondale and Anthem.
Proud to have the endorsement of President Donald J. Trump in my race for reelection in Arizona's eighth Congressional District," Lesko tweeted. "I'm searching ahead to persevering with my paintings to Save America!"
Lesko has been a vocal critic of the Biden administration, these days announcing that the country's skyrocketing inflation started out the day that Biden took over the workplace of President in January 2021. She's additionally accused the Democratic Party of focusing an excessive amount of on masks mandates for youngsters in preference to looking to cope with inflation and growing crime.
Lesko has subsidized payments that have become regulation given that 2018 and co-subsidized 23 that had been handed into regulation, in keeping with the U.S. Congress website. One of the payments she subsidized in 2018 directed U.S. Customs and Border Protection to publish a danger and operational evaluation of U.S. ports to Congress's place of birth safety and tax committees.
The different invoice she subsidized, which have become regulation in 2021, targeted a U.S. Post Office in Surprise because the Marc Lee Memorial Post Office Building.
Some of the payments Lesko co-subsidized blanketed the CARES Act, the initial $2.2 billion greenback invoice in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, handed in March 2020 and the Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan Act, handed in 2019.