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Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly's battle with the Pentagon adds to a biography replete with high-profile moments even before he became a senator.

In late November, Kelly (D-Ariz.) and five other Congressmen who have served in the military participated in a 90-second video reminding U.S. servicemembers not to obey illegal orders. President Donald Trump deemed the video seditious, saying that such behavior is " punishable by DEATH! "

Nearly two weeks later, headlines about Donald Trump’s violent threats against a group of Democratic lawmakers — and Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly in particular — aren’t fading away. New plot lines keep emerging that are ensuring the focus remains on the ...

From Greenland to revisiting a Pentagon censure, both Arizona Democrats were busy finding fault with the Trump administration on Jan. 6.

Arizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly said the administration produced some evidence that the ships they've been blowing up in the Caribbean are carrying drugs, but "they could not give us a logical explanation on how this is legal." "We had a lot of ...