The No King campaign reached the Barry Goldwater stronghold of Prescott, AZ, on Saturday with the signs now widely distributed in the largest city of Arizona’s 2nd congressional district.
The campaign is beginning to catch on, with Congressional candidate Jonathan Nez mentioning the signs spread across the Arizona portion of the extensive Navajo Nation.
A cardboard cutout of Kamala Harris took time to pose with one of the signs at the Yavapai County Democrats’ annual gala.
As Roadrunner mentions in a separate diary, Nez is one of the top four Democratic House candidates in terms of fundraising.
We need Nez to defeat Eli Crane. Here is why. It is not because Crane was one of the Crazy 8 who threw the entire U.S. House into disfunction just for fun. It is not because Crane opposes reproductive freedom in cases of rape or incest. It’s not because Crane is too lazy to care for $60 million in congressional appropriations for our district, and allows the money to default to Ohio. It’s not because defeating Crane would lift Kamala Harris and Ruben Gallego to victory and give Democrats control of the White House, U.S. Senate and U.S. House.
It’s just because Crane is a lazy incompetent who should be nowhere near government policy. To donate to our No King campaign and the defeat of Crane, please, please visit. We are about to start a radio ad campaign to make voters aware of Crane’s shortcomings.
While the sign in the picture above is being held by a cardboard Kamala, the real Arizona attorney general, Kris Mayes, did actually hold one of our signs at the Yavapai County event. I’m going to ask the real Kamala for a picture with our sign.
I kind of crashed the Yavapai County Dems event. I was in town to put up signs and people mentioned the event was Saturday night. While others were appropriately dressed for a gala, I was the one in a sweaty T-shirt. Several people at the event mentioned they had noticed the signs near their homes and liked them.
I put this sign up in the afternoon and then by chance met the owner of the property last night at a Democratic function. While I was putting up this sign a neighbor came buy and I gave her a sign as well.
