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“Since when can we not ask questions about our elections,” she said. Lake, a journalist for almost 25 years, added that she remembered after 2016, there were people, just like this reporter, who questioned the validity of those election results.
“And nobody tried to shut you up,’ she added: “Nobody tried to tell Hillary Clinton to shut up. Nobody tried to tell Kamala Harris when she was questioning the legitimacy of these electronic voting machines to stop. We have freedom of speech in this country.”
The feisty Republican continued to brutalize the reporter, adding that he should appreciate that right. She continued how she doesn’t see how asking a question about an election with numerous controversies is divisive. What Ms. Lake finds corrosive to national unity are the pervasive censorship campaigns the Left conducted toward those who ask questions.
I love this woman. Seriously thinking of moving to AZ from NV when she becomes governor because I think we'll be stuck with another four years of ****solack come November.
That reporter did a good job letting her put herself on the record as a supporter of Trumps big lie nonsense.
I applaud his restraint in not following up and just letting her put it all out there for everyone to see.
Being for Trump is a good positive thing so what she did was put that reporter in his place. We, as Republicans all need to do what she did. Don't allow those that don't want free speech to shut us up. Speak out.
She’s another one of Putin’s useful idiots. Hillary conceded and didn’t question the legitimacy of her loss. Tired of these anti-American Putinistas, Kari Lake belongs in Russia, not Arizona.
Excellent! Bravo! Let's hope Arizonans turn out in force to get her in office! We need more people like her.
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