For the past two years, Arizonans have struggled to recover from the deep economic, educational, and social consequences of a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. As a husband, father, and small business owner, Pierce faced many of the same issues and understand the challenges our district faces.
The government’s response to the pandemic has been nothing but a complete disaster. Unelected bureaucrats and power-hungry politicians sacrificed our freedom, free will, and free markets to expand government and the welfare state. Pierce Waychoff knows. He’s seen it firsthand. As a small business owner, he knows how detrimental the lockdowns have been.
Parents across our state got to see firsthand what our children are being taught in our schools when class was on Zoom — and it wasn’t good. Critical Race Theory and woke ideology teaching our children to hate Americans and our principles have no place in our classrooms. You have a right to have the final say in your child’s education and deserve access to high-quality school options.
Pierce opposes medical tyranny and stand with our healthcare workers. For the party that believes so much in “science”, the Democrats’ COVID-19 response isn’t based on any scientific evidence. You shouldn’t have to choose between your career and medical freedom. You should have the freedom to choose whether or not to get vaccinated. Mandates are unconstitutional and an abuse of government power.
Susan is a conservative Republican who will fight to keep Arizonans safe, prosperous, and free from constant government interference. Please vote for me in the August 2nd primary. Our state needs leaders who will put Arizona residents first. That’s my mission!
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Judge Williams received an undergraduate degree from Oklahoma State University; earned his law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, and while in law school, served as managing editor of Oklahoma Law Review.
Judge Williams began his legal career in the United States Air Force. He served as a Judge Advocate General or “JAG.” as an Air Force attorney; prosecuted and defended criminal cases as well served as a medical law consultant. Judge Williams retired from the Air Force Reserve as a Lieutenant Colonel.
Judge Williams is actively involved in efforts to improve the judicial branch. He served on committees that wrote the Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure, the Rules of Procedure for Eviction Actions, and the rules for the Constable Ethics, Standards, and Training Board. Judge Williams is a faculty member for the Arizona New Judge Orientation Course. Judge Williams also served on the Arizona Supreme Court’s DUI Case Processing Committee. He was named the 2013 Arizona Justice of the Peace of the Year.
He has been involved in community activities for several years and is active in Christ Church of the Valley. Judge Williams volunteers as a trial judge for the high school Arizona Mock Trial Tournament and as a Law Merit Badge Counselor for the Boy Scouts. His articles have appeared in various legal publications, including the Arizona Attorney magazine. He also writes a monthly newspaper column.