US EditionLake: ‘I don’t know who exactly stole the election’
- Lake makes allegations of election theft but lacks details, attributing her loss to poorly run elections.
- Despite controversial statements, Lake holds considerable influence within Arizona's Republican Party.
- Lake believes in conspiracy theories involving Illuminati-like entities affecting former President Trump and global events.
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Lake: ‘I don’t know who exactly stole the election’
Kari Lake acknowledged in an interview on Monday that she didn’t “know who exactly stole the election” after being pressed multiple times for proof that the election had been stolen, but she argued the country’s elections were not secure. Lake, who narrowly lost the Arizona gubernatorial race in 2022 to Gov. Katie Hobbs (D), is…
Kari Lake squirms when asked who stole her election: 'I don't want to look backwards'
Former Arizona gubernatorial candidate turned Senate candidate Kari Lake deflected when asked in a new radio interview who, exactly, she is accusing of having stolen her previous election in 2022, The Arizona Republic reported on Tuesday.Lake, a former Phoenix-area news anchor who became a firm supp...
Kari Lake Can’t Say Who ‘Stole’ Her Election
“A defensive Kari Lake acknowledged in a radio interview Monday she couldn’t identify exactly who ‘stole’ her gubernatorial election, said Ukraine ‘is lost’ to Russia, and said she would not back a federal ban on all abortions,” the Arizona Republic reports. “Lake also now says her past criticism of the late Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) that offended and alienated many of his supporters was meant in jest.”
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