GOP state Senator Wendy Rogers is facing a primary challenge from Arizona state Rep. David Cook. That’s because she posted pictures of Hunter Biden, which he alleges are “utterly inappropriate” and in violation of the law.

Cook has a track record of abandoning his conservative constituency by voting against sound legislation.

Several election integrity proposals, including SB1140, SB1141, SB1142, and SB1143, have also been defeated by him in the House.

Cook has been “trying to strike arrangements with Democrats for a long time,” according to Arizona Capitol Insiders. He made an effort on numerous occasions to reach an agreement with Democrats to secure the position of House Speaker and backstab Republicans.

Cook made his declaration in response to a recent AZ Family article that claimed Senator Rogers had broken Arizona’s law against revenge porn, right after uploading explicit pictures on Twitter of Hunter Biden.

In the clip Rogers allegedly posted, a nude Hunter is seen with prostitutes in filtered or fuzzy pictures from a 630-page “report on the Biden laptop.”

The paper features images of world leaders, claiming the Bidens and their friends were responsible for 459 verified crimes, namely 140 commercial crimes, 191 sex crimes, and 128 drug-related offenses.

The images and video are already readily accessible on Twitter and the rest of the internet. Rogers only shared a tweet from a user with almost three times as many followers.

In a TV news program, AZ Family stated the footage contains “pictures we aren’t permitted to show on air.”

Undoubtedly offensive, however, as can be seen in the footage below, the sexual images — including those of Hunter’s genitalia — have been suppressed.

Rather than focusing on the crimes committed by the Biden family, AZ Family points the finger and emphasizes Rogers’ support for legislation that would restrict children’s utilization of pornography.