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I have questions

What I want to know is anything, something, about her personal life, her origins - is she a native Arizonan? What did she major at in college? Is she married? There is nothing in here at all about her as a person.

For example, I want to know why she has a hyphenated last name. Did she marry someone and change her name to a hyphenated name? Did her parents give her a hyphenated name? Isn't this the kind of stuff which should be common knowledge about a public office holder?

Boos at Turning Point Convention

She was booed off stage and then roasted on twitter for repeatedly not supporting election integrity bills. Why is this not mentioned in the article? https://twitter.com/AKA_RealDirty/status/1419035019469889545

Here's a source: https://www.mediaite.com/tv/watch-arizona-republican-loudly-booed-off-stage-at-turning-point-rally-ahead-of-trump-speech/

This was also covered in Newsweek:

https://archive.is/enfOS

(The Newsweek article also seems to contradict what this article says or at least this article is being very misleading.)

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