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Arizona Senate Majority Leader Janae Shamp didn’t mince words. She slammed the governor’s move as a “politically motivated veto” and called it “utterly insane.” Shamp warned that Hobbs “continues to be an obstructionist against safeguarding our citizens from threats.”
One of the most alarming responses came from Michael Lucci, CEO of State Armor Action — a group focused on protecting America from international threats. He declared:
“Governor Hobbs’s veto of SB 1109 hangs an ‘Open for the CCP’ sign on Arizona’s front door, allowing Communist China to buy up American land near critical assets like Luke Air Force Base, Palo Verde nuclear power plant, and Taiwan Semiconductor’s growing fabrication footprint.”
Let that sink in. A sitting U.S. governor is being accused of inviting a hostile foreign regime to plant roots right next to our national security infrastructure.
What’s even more infuriating is the blatant media silence surrounding this issue. Remember how the left and their media allies hounded President Trump for years with unproven claims of Russian ties? The mainstream media treated it like a national crisis. Now, when a Democrat governor vetoes a bill that would keep the CCP at arm’s length from U.S. defense sites, the press shrugs.
Where are the investigations? Where’s the outrage?
It raises an uncomfortable question — whose side is Katie Hobbs really on?
This isn’t the first time Hobbs has raised eyebrows with her soft-on-foreign-threats posture. But this time, the implications are enormous. China has made it no secret that it’s expanding its influence — not just globally, but right here in America. Land grabs near critical infrastructure have already been reported in other states like North Dakota and Texas. And now, Arizona could be next — all because Hobbs said “no” to a bill that would have shut the door on Beijing’s land ambitions.
If you’re wondering why so many Americans have lost trust in Democrat leadership, this is Exhibit A.
Republicans in Arizona and across the country are sounding the alarm. Many are demanding that this decision be investigated — not just politically, but potentially at the federal level. With China rapidly expanding its presence, and tensions rising over Taiwan and global espionage concerns, the stakes have never been higher.
Governor Hobbs may try to downplay this as a legislative technicality, but to most Americans, it looks like she just put the interests of the Chinese Communist Party over those of her own country.
And the question still stands — who is going to hold her accountable?
