There are not many Republicans ANYWHERE who stay true to conservative beliefs. Jeff McFlake ran as a conservative, and then immediately turned hard left.
As for boycotting Arizona - name another state that has even TRIED to protect Christian (and Muslim and Satanist) business owners from being forced to violate their conscience.
Obviously you had no need for such measures in the states prior to this current period. This freedom already exists in the Constitution, but in Arizona, you had the legislature pass it for good measure.
In Kansas, it died in between the legislative bodies and that is its own issue, but in Arizona the legislature took action in response to the tyranny in neighboring New Mexico.
What you then saw was a massive media circus, GOP in full disarray doing idiotic interviews with Anderson Cooper, switching their vote, Mitt Romney weighing in for no reason whatsoever, and now Jan Brewer, who is retiring and has no obligations to anyone but her citiziens, buckles and vetoes the legislation. She actively votes against religious freedom with this veto. Other governors have not had a chance to make that call. Brewer was the first and she blew it.
I love the good people of Arizona, but for crying out loud, this GOP class they have come up with is one of the worst in the country. Juan McShame after how many years still gets sent to the senate, the state legislature for the most part is like the headless chicken caucus not knowing what they’re doing. I’m not sure what’s worse. The rank GOP corruption in Alaska or the startling incompetence in Arizona.
Arizona is not alone of course. Look at the garbage Tennessee sends to the senate.
I am just so sick of this cowardly white-flag cabal who claim to represent us and the constitution, but when the chips are down, they are beyond useless. And Mark Levin says we have to rely on the states to stand up and use their authority to protect our rights. What rights? Jan Brewer doesn’t even know the rights we have. She’s a puke.