Jan Brewer Says Adios

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 4:39PM EDT / Published Mar. 12, 2014 2:25PM EDT

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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer won't be the face of the Grand Canyon State next year. In a press conference on Wednesday, the controversial politician announced she would not seek reelection this year and forsake a challenge to the state's constitutionally mandated term limits. "Serving as governor has been the privilege of my life," said the anti-immigration Republican. Brewer ascended to the governor's office in 2009 after her predecessor, Janet Napolitano, became Secretary of Homeland Security.

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Jan Brewer Says Adios

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