Today, Republican
candidate for Attorney General Mark Brnovich received the endorsement of Retired
Army Special Forces Combat Veteran, former Tucson State Senator and Senate
Majority Whip Frank Antenori.
“With
the Obama Administration’s open hostility towards Arizona and their constant
attack on our values, the need for a strong State Attorney General to defend us
from these attacks is more important than ever. As a conservative leader and
resident of Southern Arizona, I have no doubt Mark Brnovich has what it takes to
be that Attorney General. That’s why I’m supporting and endorsing Mark Brnovich.
We need an Attorney General with both the integrity and moral conscience to
represent and defend our state,” Antenori
said.
Former Senator Antenori served as Vice Chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and was elected by his peers to serve as the Senate Majority Whip. Antenori is a Green Beret who served in the military for 20 years before moving to Tucson where he now works in the aerospace defense industry.
Former Senator Antenori served as Vice Chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and was elected by his peers to serve as the Senate Majority Whip. Antenori is a Green Beret who served in the military for 20 years before moving to Tucson where he now works in the aerospace defense industry.
“Frank
has an accomplished track record of service and dedication to our country. His
military service, along with his time serving in the state legislature, is
greatly appreciated. His support is a clear indication of the growing momentum
we are building in Southern Arizona. I’m very proud to have a conservative such
as Frank supporting my campaign,” Brnovich said.
Former State Senator Antenori joins U.S. Representative Trent Franks, Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, Representatives Brenda Barton, Debbie Lesko, Paul Boyer, and T.J. Shope, former State Senators Linda Gray and Barbara Leff, Arizona Christian University President Len Munsil, former State Treasurer Dean Martin, Coolidge Mayor Tom Shope, Chandler City Councilman Jeff Weninger and national and local conservative leaders like David McIntosh, Shane Wikfors, and Jennifer Wright in endorsing Mark Brnovich for Arizona Attorney General.
