Rep. Andy Biggs urges grassroots activists to keep fighting ahead of November midterms
Rep. Andy Biggs addressed conservative organizers in Phoenix, urging them to stay vigilant on border security, debt, and election reforms as the 2026 midterms approach.
At a Heritage Action training event in Phoenix, Rep. Andy Biggs told conservative grassroots leaders to "never give up" in the fight for America’s future as the upcoming November elections could reshape Congress. He identified two problem areas on the southwestern border, both in Arizona, and said illegal crossings remain a daily reality. Biggs framed the $40 trillion national debt as the top national-security threat and advocated for tax cuts and reduced spending, citing Arizona’s recent tax-cut legislation.
He urged participants to contact Senator John Thune and Speaker Mike Johnson to support the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship and voter ID for federal elections. The congressman contrasted the Republican and Democratic parties, claiming the left is in decline, and concluded with a Churchill-style call to perseverance.
Why it matters
The speech outlines the GOP’s strategy and policy priorities ahead of pivotal midterm elections.
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