Center for Arizona Policy

So from fertilization to natural death, equal protection under the law.

Um, we had a leader of the pro-life establishment out here, uh, Kathy Herrod, uh, of the, um, CA- uh, CAP, uh, Center for Arizona Policy.

Yeah.

She told the legislators in our state, "Don't pass that bill of equal protection," she said publicly, "because both mama and baby are victims themselves." And she said, uh, she, it would lead to a prosecution of mothers.

And at that time, I thought, I'll continue in ministry, but I've also had this just Passion, not only for public policy, but seeing the right men and women run for office.

And God, in His abundant kindness, allowed me to do fundraising for an organization that's the sister org for the family leader in Arizona called Center for Arizona Policy.

I'd never done fundraising except for praying for the offering.

And they took a chance on me in 2012, another great song.

And God gave me the desires of my heart, and I was able to do that for a dozen years in Phoenix, Arizona.

You know, when I came to the family leader now 16 years ago, It's hard to believe it was that long.

But 16 years ago is the Center for Arizona Policy, Kathy Harrod, longtime executive there, who would have been my peer.

I just looked at them as creme de la creme at what they did.

[laughs] So we, we really have to, to look at what's going on.

And if you, um, if, if you want your own personal voter guide, the Center for Arizona Policy has produced the Arizona Voter Guide, and you go to azvoterguide.com, and you enter your address, and it'll give you your ballot.

Um, and, uh, showing only the races on your ballot.

And, and, um, and so you can download the entire guide from the same page if you wanna see more races.

Oh, there you go.

I d- I lost it.

The Center for Arizona Policy, uh, has done.

Wow.

But Prop 318 takes it a step further, makes sure that all women's sports are protected and that private spaces themselves, like women's restrooms, women's locker rooms, are for only biological women.

Joining us today in the State Room to talk about this issue is Lisa Brugg with the Center for Arizona Policy.

Lisa's been working on this issue for years, and we thought it'd be great to bring her into the State Room to talk a little bit about it.

So, Lisa, thank you for joining us.