My campaign manager is Orlando, a retired gunnery sergeant and bee keeper.

Here Orlando is demonstrating how we keep fresh while campaigning in the desert.

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I often head to cafes to find internet access and to grab coffee between events.

An agile campaign means we can be anywhere at the drop of a dime.

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We use head lamps to walk and navigate in the dark.

Sometimes you need an extra push in order to knock on just a few more doors before people go to bed.

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Met an older lady with a flat tire on a remote desert road.

We helped her fix the tire and gave her some campaign materials to share with her family.

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My campaign is probably the only campaign to go door to door on the Navajo Nation.

Talking with Navajo elders about the issues of the indigenous people brings tears to my eyes.

One elder told me that loneliness is his biggest issue. Every morning he prepares a meal for visitors that he hopes will stop by his house, but nobody ever shows up... until one day I ended up knocking on his door.

He was so happy to see me that he immediately invited me in and we spent hours discussing the issues facing the indigenous people.

Indigenous people can vote for me with confidence. I will always try to understand the unique indigenous issues before voting on legislation that affects indigenous lands and culture.

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To save on campaign material printing costs, Orlando made metal stencils to quickly paint different types of campaign literature and signs.

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All the hard work of going door to door is worth the extra effort.

Being able to meet and talk with voters face-to-face is priceless.

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Traversing the maze-like roads of the rural areas on the Navajo Nation enables us to meet voters who have never met a politician or ever have someone come to their house to ask about their issues.

When talking with voters, I am always all-ears because it is their opportunity to talk and be heard.

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Many nights are spent under the stars, sitting with Orlando in the desert while we catch up with social media and the news.

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We campaign on the roadsides when traffic is heavy.

This was at an anti-abortion rally in Showlow.

I am fiercely pro-life because abortion is murder.

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If you haven't seen it yet, this speech from the Save the Vote Rally in Payson is representative of what I will do when we get to Congress.

We will be holding traitors accountable.

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Liz Harris endorsed my campaign. She is an amazing lady and I am very proud to have her endorsement.

The majority of dogs I met on the campaign trail have been very supportive.

This puppy, Zippo, was rescued from a dangerous environment by my good friend in Tonto Basin.

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As the sun sets on the horizon, the many people I met and all the issues I learned about will remain deeply ingrained in my mind as I look towards the general election and beating Tom O'Halleran in November.

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Early voting starts this week in Arizona.

Please help the campaign by calling all your friends and family in Arizona and asking them to VOTE RON WATKINS FOR CONGRESS.

Thank you very much.
God bless.

I am going to investigate the J6 Committee.

Let's get started.

Liz Cheney raised an average of 1.97 million dollars for each of her campaigns between the years 2014-2020.

In 2022, however, she raised 10.12 million as of her last report in March 2022.

This campaign, she has raised FIVE TIMES the amount she usually raises.

Where is all this new money coming from?

source:
https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/liz-cheney/summary?cid=N00035504

Liz Cheney's top contributor in this election cycle is the Blackstone Group.

Stephen Schwarzman is the CEO of the Blackstone Group and often speaks at the yearly World Economic Forum (WEF).

One of Liz Cheney's top 10 contributors is KKR & Co.

The co-head of KKR is Pete Stavros, who recently was featured by the World Economic Forum (WEF):

https://www.weforum.org/podcasts/meet-the-leader/episodes/kkr-s-pete-stavros-the-change-that-could-build-billions-in-wealth-for-working-families

Liz Cheney's top 5 contributor is "Consumer Credit Innovations", which is a Delaware company operating in Florida by President Tim Ranney.

Tim Ranney also owns Clarity Services which was slapped with an 8 million dollar fine for "illegally accessing the credit files of thousands of consumers nationwide".

There is scant information about "Consumer Credit Innovations" and what they do, yet they are able to donate massively to Liz Cheney.