Wendy Rogers posts series of terse tweets on September 5

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Wendy Rogers, a Republican member of the Arizona State Senate representing the 7th Senate District since 2023, posted a series of brief and emphatic tweets on September 5, 2025.

At 22:48 UTC, Rogers posted, “Take it down. Now! https://t.co/j43AKmAHEf”. Moments later at 22:48:55 UTC, she followed up with another message containing only emojis and a link: ” https://t.co/NwwRQCLNY2″. Her third tweet at 22:50:15 UTC read, ““I’m not saying, but…” https://t.co/CKMUabsrus”.

Rogers began serving in the Arizona State Senate after her election in 2023. She succeeded Theresa Hatathlie as senator for the state’s 7th district.

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