Trump has been silent on his support for Taylor Robson since Biggs entered the race 

It’s been 67 long days since President Trump said he would support billionaire lobbyist Karrin Taylor Robson if she ran for governor. And while she has been aggressively touting his support as the reason she has an inkling of a chance to win the GOP primary this time around, Trump has remained silent. What’s changed? MAGA superfan and Trump loyalist Andy Biggs has confirmed he is running for governor. Biggs is reminding everyone about his longstanding and unwavering relationship with Trump and continues to be a reliable vote for Trump’s agenda, while Taylor Robson works to cover up her strong support of Trump’s primary opponents and has failed to support Trump’s priority legislation in Congress. 

Trump hasn’t been shy about proclaiming his “COMPLETE AND TOTAL ENDORSEMENT” for other MAGA candidates running for governor. He also hasn’t hesitated to endorse multiple candidates in primaries, including here in Arizona just last year, and he hasn’t hesitated to change his mind entirely when his chosen candidate isn’t sufficiently loyal. 

Taylor Robson’s campaign has been off to a rough start with severe backlashfor her disloyalty to the MAGA movement, deafening boos at the AZGOP meeting, and multiple polls showing a large lead for Biggs. 

“Billionaire lobbyist Karrin Taylor Robson doesn’t have a winning record to run on, so her only hope is that she can use Trump’s coattails to prop up her lackluster campaign,” said Arizona Democratic Party Chairman Robert E. Branscomb, II. “Andy Biggs and Taylor Robson are going to spend the next eighteen months vying for Trump’s endorsement only to then spend the final three months of the race answering for the dangerous, out-of-touch positions they took during the chaotic GOP primary.” 

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