Judd has come under fire for traveling to Washington, D.C. with her family to participate in a pro-Trump effort to overturn the election results. The violent mob broke into the U.S. Capitol and left several casualties.

The Herald/Review reprinted Judd's full statement here. In it, she writes, "Almost home and to the end of a long journey with family to our nation's capitol. A beautiful place that we the people have built and maintain with our blood sweat and tears.

It was a perfect way to show solidarity and willingness to stand for something that my family and most of my friends feel strongly about. The unacceptable violence was not a part of the plan. It was condemned by all, including the peaceful, tired and cold protesters, our nation's leaders, even President Trump. I also condemn it!"

I'll post thoughts from community members who have submitted letters to the editor in the replies below. 

What do you think? Should Judd resign?

Cheryl Moss was recognized as the Cochise County Volunteer of the Year 2022 by the Arizona Community Foundation. She serves on the Willcox Chamber of Commerse and Agriculture. 

Congratulate Cheryl and read more Willcox news by Herald/Review reporter @Karen Schaffner at myheraldreview.com. 

NABURs, What are some if your favorite volunteer spots?