Sen. Ted Cruz Says Democrats’ View Is All-Out War

Sean Hannity has highlighted the Democratic Party’s alignment with extreme figures, particularly pointing out Graham Platner, a Senate candidate from Maine who has faced serious sexual misconduct allegations and has displayed a Nazi tattoo for nearly twenty years.

Sheriff Mark Lamb, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, secured victory in the Republican primary on Tuesday night, aiming to take over the seat left by retiring Rep. Andy Biggs in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District.

This win positions Lamb favorably for the November elections, which are expected to lean heavily Republican. He frames his campaign as part of a broader mission to uphold “God, the freedom of the family,” and to safeguard the cultural integrity of the nation.

“That’s why I’m running for Congress. We have to ensure our grandchildren and great-grandchildren enjoy the same freedoms we do,” Lamb expressed in a campaign video.

The congressional seat became vacant when Biggs decided to run for governor last year. Biggs mentioned, “Arizona has a bright future, but we need strong leadership to reach its full potential.” He added that he values his time serving in Arizona and is eager to bring that experience back to the state.

This seat is among the most reliably Republican in Arizona, and recent redistricting further solidified that trend. Biggs last won re-election in 2024 with a significant margin against Democratic challenger Katrina Schaffner.

During his tenure, Biggs was a vocal supporter of Trump, advocating for a strong conservative stance on federal spending and border control.

Mark Lamb shares many of Biggs’ priorities, emphasizing concerns about immigration. “As soon as Joe Biden’s administration took office, we saw hundreds of thousands arriving overnight, many of whom didn’t seem to have positive intentions towards America,” he remarked in a campaign ad.

However, this campaign has been scrutinized after an Arizona investigation revealed that Lamb had previously sent inappropriate images to women while married. His wife, Janelle, dismissed these allegations as politically motivated.

In a recent Facebook post, Janelle stated, “Politics can be dark and ugly, but anyone who knows us understands that’s not our way. We believe in illuminating the darkness, not adding to it. Nothing will deter us from what we believe is right.”

With the primary election behind him, Mark Lamb is set to contest in the general election on November 3rd.