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ENOUGH! The Scottsdale City Council has been overtaken by extremists RUINING the city. I will be watching all meetings and using this account to expose them. These 4 clowns are up for re-election in 2024 🚽 Send tips and I'll share: scottsdalevoter@gmail.com

@pvschools Governing Board President Tony Pantera shares Marxist Holiday May Day post calling for 'no work' and 'no school', presumably calling on district staff to not come to work and students to not attend school. Pantera should resign immediately!

Did anyone else notice that TPUSA recently posted something about candidates to support here and Jay Feely was noticeably absent from their list? Goes to show that despite getting Trump's endorsement (I always say that there are only 2 minor things I disagree with Trump on, how he conducts his endorsements and pardons - too much big money DC people and their PACs influencing him), everyone knows @JosephChaplik is way ahead in the polls and is obviously going to win the CD1 congressional race as the proven conservative official with a long record demonstrating it. He's been amazing in our Arizona Legislature, one of the best there ever. Unlike Feely, who denounced Trump's pardons of the J6ers. 🤬🤬🤬🤬Never going to support someone who refuses to acknowledge the lawfare against conservatives.

Did Axon Democrat Raoul Zubia Just End His Campaign? By @ScottsdaleVoter Raoul Zubia ran for Scottsdale City Council in 2022 on a promise to approve more high density housing. After his defeat, he went on to lobby for hundreds of units that eliminate retail space, including projects like Greenbelt 88 and the 1,200 CrackerJax apartments Since announcing his 2026 campaign, people noticed a change in tone. Zubia worked harder to hide his coordination with partisan Democrat groups. He shifted away from open promises of more apartments. It looked like he learned from his past mistakes That changed today when Zubia bragged about securing the endorsement of Linda Milhaven Milhaven personifies everything Scottsdale residents reject. She drove the expansion of the high crime bar district, whose noise disrupts neighbors lives and whose activities damage our city's reputation. And not only did Milhaven vote for 25,000 apartments, but she celebrated those projects and welcomed donations from their developers and zoning attorneys One would think Zubia would know better after Milhaven's humiliating 2024 mayor run. She scraped together barely 20 percent of the vote, getting trounced by two of Scottsdale worst mayors in history: Borowsky and Ortega Residents remember Milhaven for different reasons. Some recall her push for DEI ideology. Others remember her agenda to force Light Rail into Scottsdale. Many recall her censure by local volunteer groups for breaking promises Yet her most infamous chapter comes from her agenda to bulldoze the McDowell Sonoran Preserve and force you to fund the Desert Discovery Center boondoggle. She famously attacked residents who opposed the DDC, calling "terrorists" for opposing what would have become a taxpayer albatross and a permanent jobs program for her friends Spectators asked if Zubia learned lessons from his failed 2022 run. They asked if he would avoid entangling his Axon Democrat slate with controversy. His embrace of Linda Milhaven appears to answer those questions This endorsement may have just ended Zubia's long shot 2026 campaign before it truly began. Scottsdale residents want leaders who protect our neighborhoods. They want leaders who respect the Preserve. They do not want more of the density-first agenda that Milhaven championed. Scottsdale voters have long memories. They remember who stood with Milhaven and who stood with residents