🚨Read some of JoAnna Mendoza’s THOUSANDS of Deleted Radical Tweets

JoAnna Mendoza got caught red-handed deleting THOUSANDS of radical tweets before she announced her campaign for Congress.

She purged her most radical posts from her social media to hide her views about:

  • Being pro-BLM

  • Attacking police
  • Calling out “systemic racism”
  • Promoting nonbinary licenses
  • Radical pro-trans policies

Mendoza cannot run from her radical views.

Read more below.

JoAnna Mendoza purged social media before AZ congressional campaign

Laura Gersony

AZ Republic
September 24, 2026

Democrat JoAnna Mendoza undertook a sweeping purge of her online social media accounts before launching her campaign for a key Arizona U.S. House district, removing a number of posts related to policing, LGBTQ+ equality, systemic racism and other topics.

In one post, she criticized a political cartoon posted by her then-campaign rival, state Sen. Vince Leach, that mocked calls to defund the police. Mendoza linked to a webpage where she told a local blog: “Police reform and reallocation of funding to public education, healthcare, and other public service programs are long overdue.”

“Militarizing our police has taken the form of an occupying army which has resulted in aggressive policing & needless death,” she wrote in another deleted post from Jun. 19, 2020.

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In another deleted post, she recommended an educational webpage from an activist group, “For those folks who don’t believe that #systemicracism is a problem in our nation!”

In October 2020, she boosted a post from @VoteMamaUS: “RT if you’ve also had to tell a privileged cis man, ‘I’m speaking.’” The post has since disappeared from her timeline.

Others from the same time period remain online, such as a repost from May 11, 2020, criticizing the “Obamagate” conspiracy theory.

Several of the deleted posts centered around LGBTQ+ issues.

In one of them, she praised a proposal to let drivers identify themselves as “nonbinary” on Arizona driver’s licenses.

“This is long overdue,” Mendoza wrote Jan. 2, 2020. “#InclusionMatters.”

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