President Donald Trump addressed Arizona voters with a direct warning that Democrats would harm the nation. He criticized their State of the Union conduct and motivated supporters to flip the state entirely Republican.
With the Election Day approaching swiftly, Trump rallied for Rep. Andy Biggs, the Republican gubernatorial candidate, and other GOP hopefuls in Bullhead City. He targeted Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs and called for a victory in memory of Charlie Kirk.
“On election night, Arizona will show that America belongs to those who love it,” Trump stated.
During the rally, Trump stood alongside Biggs, who referred to the president’s State of the Union address. Biggs accused Democrats of failing to acknowledge Trump’s challenge to lawmakers on their commitment to the American people.
“Vote Republican from top to bottom,” Biggs encouraged the crowd. “Let’s make Arizona red.”
Trump’s remarks included criticism that legislators did not respond positively to a veteran honored during his speech.
“Not a single Democrat smiled or applauded,” Trump noted. “I told them, ‘You’re crazy.’”
Trump recalled awarding the Medal of Honor to retired Navy Capt. E. Royce Williams. The confrontation during his address happened when Trump asked lawmakers to prioritize protecting American citizens over illegal immigrants. Republicans stood, but many Democrats did not.
While campaigning, Trump repeatedly criticized Hobbs, labeling her a “low IQ individual.” He also praised Biggs’ running mate, Sine Kerr, who seeks to become Arizona’s first lieutenant governor.
Trump endorsed Republican Alex Kolodin for secretary of state, highlighting his commitment to election integrity against Democratic incumbent Adrian Fontes.
“You look good. Central casting, really,” Trump joked.
Shoutouts were given to Republican Reps. Paul Gosar and Abe Hamadeh, as well as Eli Crane, calling them “warriors.” He also voiced support for congressional candidate Mark Lamb, urging voters to support him.
The event included honoring Charlie Kirk, with Trump noting the conservative activist’s birthday and encouraging votes in his memory.
“In Charlie’s honor, go vote,” Trump urged. “Let’s have a victory in Charlie Kirk’s name.”
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