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Jay Feely To Join Horrific Pool of AZ GOP Nominees

Jul 22, 2026

Last night, Jay Feely won the AZ-01 Republican primary to replace loser David Schweikert, joining the Arizona GOP’s stacked (derogatory) deck of candidates — Eli Crane, Abe Hamadeh, and Juan Ciscomani.

“The Republican slate in Arizona somehow got even more pathetic, so I guess congratulations to Jay Feely for that historic feat,” said American Bridge 21st Century spokesperson Monica Venzke. “Jay, Eli, Juan, and Abe are all running to do Trump’s bidding — raise prices, cut entitlements, enrich himself. In fact, Jay Feely is only running for office in the first district, which is not even in his home district, because Trump begged him to. He’s a pathetic man who joined a pathetic slate, and we’re looking forward to watching them lose.”

 As a reminder, Jay Feely: 

  • Was recruited to run by Trump and Mike Johnson
  • Is a carpetbagger who is only running in the first district because Trump told him to
  • Spread 9/11 conspiracy theories
  • Threatened his daughter’s prom date with a gun

 

And in case you were curious, here’s what you need to know about his friends: 

Eli Crane (AZ-02)

  • Flip-flopped support for releasing the Epstein files
  • Called for more cuts to Medicaid and referred to the extensive cuts he voted for as “pathetic
  • Voted for the healthcare-cutting, price-raising One Big Beautiful Bill

Juan Ciscomani (AZ–06)

  • Voted for the GOP budget package cutting nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid — after previously signing a letter with colleagues saying he “cannot and will not” vote for Medicaid cuts
  • Voted against a 3-year extension of ACA premium tax credits despite previously warning of “massive” consequences if they expired

Abe Hamadeh (AZ–08)

  • Filed multiple lawsuits trying to overturn the result of the 2022 election he lost
  • Used taxpayer money to decorate his office with gold
  • Allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer
  • Voted for the healthcare-cutting, price-raising One Big Beautiful Bill

Published: Jul 22, 2026

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