Lisa Fink

I'm Leah Wilson, co-founder and executive director of Stand for Health Freedom.

And today I'm joined by a very special guest, Arizona State Representative, Lisa Fink.

And I wanna tell you that Lisa has a vision to put people back in the driver's seat of their health to make Arizona healthy again.

And so I'm excited to talk about that today and we'll cut straight to the chase because Lisa, you've really made health freedom a significant part of your work And I want to hear from you.

And Gen Z is saying, we want the information.

We want to make decisions for ourselves.

So I'm thrilled that you are standing for what you're standing for and that we get the honor to endorse Lisa Fink for Arizona State Rep.

So make sure everyone listening, you go to VoteHF.com. and download your state's voter guide so that you know how to make sure we have as many doors as possible open to health freedom this coming year.

So it's important for me to get that in there.

So I think it was not this past session, but the session before, that I was invited to sit in a stakeholder meeting with Representative Lisa Fink, Representative Rachel Keschel.

One of the initial meetings involved Senator Mark Fincham and a host of other people that really were talking about the issues that they really wanted to resolve.

And two sessions back, Representative Keschel had introduced a raft of family court bills that I had not seen in many, many years.

You know, there were multiple points through all that process where it would have just taken one monkey wrench thrown in the wrong direction.

You know, one suggested amendment that would have ground the whole process to a halt.

You know, any of the people and I mean, Representative Fink, Keshel, Senator Fincham, Senator Mesnard, I mean, all four of those people, especially Representative Fink, who sponsored this, that it took a certain amount of determination and can only imagine, including right there toward the last few days when the House passed the version that was sent back from the Senate.

I can only guess at the amount of work after hours that Representative Fink put into this that we'll probably never hear about.