I would be a different kind of Attorney General, one who would not only talk the talk, but walk the walk. No fake conservative rhetoric—instead it would be real conservative achievement. If you have any doubt, look at what I have done over the last seven years as State Superintendent of Schools. It’s not talk—it’s action, and hundreds of thousands of Arizona students and their families are better off for it.

As a member of the state legislature, I took a strong stance against excessive taxation and voted to cut personal income taxes, corporate income taxes, and property taxes. I supported law enforcement, which is essential to maintaining order in any civilized society.

As State Superintendent of Schools, I made conservative principles work. During my tenure, I banned bilingual education, demanded excellence in education, and held schools, teachers, and students accountable for results. And it worked. Our schools are better, we spend less on administration, and taxpayers and students are reaping the benefits.

Now I am running for Attorney General, so I can again make conservative principles work for the taxpayers of Arizona. I will take a tough law enforcement stand to secure our border and keep our communities safe. I will use the Attorney General’s office to make our state business friendly, so we can bring good jobs to Arizona.

You need to have an Attorney General who will win cases. You need that so that taxpayers will be protected, so that we are safe in our homes and so that we minimize the impact of federal malpractice on our borders. Winning cases for the taxpayers requires an Attorney General who is respected by the judiciary, which makes the decisions. More importantly, to receive respect, you must give respect.