Since launching her run for Senate, the Tucson Republican has appeared determined to prove that she, too, can go on Fox News and complain about immigrants.

Oliver Schwab, who’s worked for the Arizona congressman since 2011, is accused of double dipping.

Of course.

Representative Bob Thorpe has repeatedly tried — and failed — to prevent college students from voting in his district.

They’re making a statement about the shortage of menstrual products for women in prison.

The response from opponents of the bill can largely be summed up as, “Wait, we’re really doing this again?”

Representatives question whether women prisoners can be trusted with additional pads, but finally vote 5-4 to move legislation forward. .

“If Donald Trump did one thing, it was to really inspire people to get involved in politics.”

Numerous studies have demonstrated a link between Native American mascots and low self-esteem.

His colleagues describe him as a “pervy old man.”

He wrote to the U.S. Capitol Police and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Hairstylists are up in arms, but libertarian groups like the proposal.

The controversy has led National Down Syndrome Society to sever ties with LuLaRoe.

“At least be upfront about the fact that you are pushing your own Republican agenda.”

She’s been covering immigration in Arizona for more than 15 years.

State Senator John Kavanagh claims that fraudulent service animals are “becoming epidemic.”

Supporters say “it’s a way to get people into treatment.” But foes like Bill Montgomery liken it to “a free-case-of-beer-a-month program for alcoholics.”

Thorpe wants to designate “American free-market capitalism” as the state’s official political-economic system.

The list includes 13 Republicans and three Democrats.