Arizona Senators Vote On Censure Of Wendy Rogers After She Threatens Members Of Her Own Caucus
On Tuesday, the Arizona Senate voted to censure Sen. Wendy Rogers for threats she made to her fellow Republicans and a series of what are described as anti-Semitic tweets.
Rogers, who is currently being sued by a former staff member for alleged abusive behavior, made vague threats to colleagues in tweets ranging from wanting her political enemies to be hanged on a “newly built set of gallows,” to destroying the careers of any Republican, who crossed her.
Early on Tuesday, Rogers tweeted: “Good morning! So today is the day where we find out if the Communists in the GOP throw the sweet grandma under the bus for being white.”