PHOENIX – This past weekend, Gov. Katie Hobbs and her running mate, former Mesa Mayor John Giles, visited La Purisima Bakery in Glendale to discuss the impact of Washington’s cost-hiking policies and rallied supporters at the opening of Maryvale’s Copper State Victory coordinated campaign office.
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Telemundo: Gobernadora Hobbs y Giles visitan panadería local
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León Felipe González: Hoy este domingo, la gobernadora Katie Hobbs y su compañero de fórmula, el exalcalde de Mesa, John Giles, visitaron una popular panadería– muy popular, valga la redundancia entre los hispanos, es la Purísima, y que tiene 2 ubicaciones: una es en Glendale.
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Paula Morales: Efectivamente, y bueno, pues el propósito que fue escuchar directamente a los administradores de cómo el aumento de los costos ha afectado las operaciones diarias. Escuchamos parte de lo que dijo la gobernadora Katie Hobbs.
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Katie Hobbs: Tariffs and the war in Iran. So even if products are coming domestically they’re delivered on a gas powered vehicle that is more expensive because of gas prices because of the war in Iran. And Andy Biggs, every chance he has to stand up for Arizonans, to make life easier for small businesses, he has supported tariffs, he has supported the war on Iran and he’s making costs higher for Arizonans. […]
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Paula Morales: Posteriormente, ambos se reunieron con líderes locales, voluntarios, todo esto para inaugurar oficialmente una nueva oficina de campaña. Y eso lo están haciendo al oeste de Phoenix, en la zona principalmente de Maryvale, donde también hay una gran comunidad hispana.
FOX10: On the Campaign Trail
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Anchor 1: On the campaign trail today, Governor Katie Hobbs and her running mate, former Mesa Mayor John Giles, visit a valley bakery, talking about the rising cost of doing business at Purisima Bakery and addressing her election fund.
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Katie Hobbs: Every small business I talk to around the state is feeling the impact of tariffs and the war in Iran.
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Anchor: The governor also opened a new campaign office in the Maryvale neighborhood.
Arizona’s Family: Hobbs, Giles make appearance at Valley bakery
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Anchor 1: Governor Katie Hobbs was at a Glendale Bakery today to talk about how tariffs and the war in Iran are driving up costs for small business owners.
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Anchor 1: Governor Hobbs stopped at La Purisima Bakery in Glendale Sunday with running mate John Giles, a former Republican mayor of Mesa who turned independent. They heard directly from the managers who say rising costs are impacting their ability to thrive.
- Katie Hobbs: Every small business I talk to around the state is feeling the impact of tariffs and the war in Iran. So even if products are coming domestically, they are delivered on a gas-powered vehicle that is more expensive because of gas prices because of the war in Iran.
@undrellmaholmes: Gov. Hobbs and John Giles toured La Purisima Bakery in Glendale
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Undrell Maholmes: Governor Katie Hobbs just toured a Glendale bakery, here’s what she saw. Sunday afternoon, Hobbs and running mate John Giles stopped at La Purisima Bakery in Glendale, walking the shop floor with managers. The campaign says the visit was about hearing directly from the bakery’s managers on how rising costs have hit their day to day operations.
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Katie Hobbs: A couple years ago we launched the Microbusiness Loan Program that has now supported over 165 small businesses across the state. Small businesses that don’t have the access to capital that helps them grow. And along with those loans come a lot of other tools that help entrepreneurs, who are pursuing their dream, to learn more business skills so they can be more successful.
