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Watch this crazy broad come back and be Vice President in a few years...
Elections Kari Lake pulling ahead
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Historically, I would have bet my money on them never making it anywhere. On the other hand, I would have bet against his first presidency. I would have bet against serial-loser, serial-liar, plagiarizing, my-son-died-whatever-way-helps-me-sympathize-with-the-current-crowd, semi-demented Joe Biden being president. I would have bet against the embarrassed on stage, disliked in her home state and the rest of the country, absolutely bloodied and slinking off in shame in the primaries Kamala Harris ever getting near the White House. As I watch the poll numbers rise for the orange one, I'm not placing any bets because who the fuck really knows?
Your political sphere is a circus. It has proven that it oftentimes rewards ridiculous people engaging in shameful antics. Sometimes the clowns steal the show.
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Libs shit their pants over "racist white folx" "impeding blacks access to voting" by making them wait long hours yet when a 1/4 (?) of machines break and republicans have to wait hours and hours resulting in guaranteed lost votes, it's suddenly no big deal.
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Has Kari Lake finally pulled ahead?
I am going to run as GOP candidate and if I lose I can fund raise off the Rubes forever if I cry fraud.
Its not a bad gimmick. They are still donating 2 years later to stop the steal.
I am going to run as GOP candidate and if I lose I can fund raise off the Rubes forever if I cry fraud.
Its not a bad gimmick. They are still donating 2 years later to stop the steal.
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Lol @ the comments
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i guess you can say that the maga trash are working for the feds after they start snitching on each other to get themselves a lighter prison sentence after they get arrested, much like many of the january 6th capitol rioters.
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That’s what they used to say about Hillary.
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but, but, kamala..Kari Lake is a Mensa student compared this this retard
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Kari Lake Lost Because Nearly 40,000 Republican Voters Rejected Her
Kari Lake, the Trump-backed Republican candidate who lost the 2022 Arizona governor’s race to Democrat Katie Hobbs, fell short because tens of thousands of Maricopa County voters cast ballots for other Republicans, but not her, according to a report by the Arizona Republic.
The election was a highly contentious one, with Hobbs refusing to debate Lake over the Republican’s promotion of former President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud in the 2020 election, Lake sparring with multiple reporters over her election denialism and her refusal to say she would accept the election results unless she won.
The crucial Maricopa County was the scene of some major Election Day drama, when dozens of printers at voting centers malfunctioned, printing ballots too light to be properly read by the tabulating machines. County officials remedied the problem, and affected voters had been given the option to either place their ballot in a secure box to be counted later or to go to another nearby voting center (voters were allowed to vote at any voting center of their choice within Maricopa County).
Still, the Maricopa County printer issues were the subject of an Election Day lawsuit by Lake, the Arizona Republican Party, and several other GOP candidates and organizations, seeking to extend voting hours, and then an election challenge by Lake. Both lawsuits failed, and Hobbs was sworn in as governor on Jan. 2, 2023.
That has not stopped Lake from continuing to insist she won the election, calling herself the “duly-elected governor of Arizona” and posting tweets through this weekend claiming she “won.”
But according to the Republic, Lake’s loss boils down to the fact that she alienated vast swaths of her fellow Republicans, pointing to a recent analysis of the public voting records to identify the “disaffected voters” who support the majority of candidates from one political party but cast a vote for the opposing party in a specific race.
“The numbers show that while Lake claims she lost because of printer problems or other issues in Maricopa County,” wrote the Republic’s Mary Jo Pitzl, “she could have won had she not turned off voters in the state’s most populous county who backed a host of other Republican candidates”:
Those decisions made a profound difference: Democrat Katie Hobbs picked up the support of 33,000 Maricopa County voters who cast ballots for Republicans in six down-ballot races, such as state treasurer and county attorney. Adding to Lake’s deficit were another nearly 6,000 Republican-leaning voters who opted to skip the race altogether or wrote in a candidate, the analysis found.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-other-gop-candidates-but-not-her/ar-AA16Dhdh
i guess thats the kind of stuff that happens when you tell all of the mccain fans to get the hell out.
Kari Lake, the Trump-backed Republican candidate who lost the 2022 Arizona governor’s race to Democrat Katie Hobbs, fell short because tens of thousands of Maricopa County voters cast ballots for other Republicans, but not her, according to a report by the Arizona Republic.
The election was a highly contentious one, with Hobbs refusing to debate Lake over the Republican’s promotion of former President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud in the 2020 election, Lake sparring with multiple reporters over her election denialism and her refusal to say she would accept the election results unless she won.
The crucial Maricopa County was the scene of some major Election Day drama, when dozens of printers at voting centers malfunctioned, printing ballots too light to be properly read by the tabulating machines. County officials remedied the problem, and affected voters had been given the option to either place their ballot in a secure box to be counted later or to go to another nearby voting center (voters were allowed to vote at any voting center of their choice within Maricopa County).
Still, the Maricopa County printer issues were the subject of an Election Day lawsuit by Lake, the Arizona Republican Party, and several other GOP candidates and organizations, seeking to extend voting hours, and then an election challenge by Lake. Both lawsuits failed, and Hobbs was sworn in as governor on Jan. 2, 2023.
That has not stopped Lake from continuing to insist she won the election, calling herself the “duly-elected governor of Arizona” and posting tweets through this weekend claiming she “won.”
But according to the Republic, Lake’s loss boils down to the fact that she alienated vast swaths of her fellow Republicans, pointing to a recent analysis of the public voting records to identify the “disaffected voters” who support the majority of candidates from one political party but cast a vote for the opposing party in a specific race.
“The numbers show that while Lake claims she lost because of printer problems or other issues in Maricopa County,” wrote the Republic’s Mary Jo Pitzl, “she could have won had she not turned off voters in the state’s most populous county who backed a host of other Republican candidates”:
Those decisions made a profound difference: Democrat Katie Hobbs picked up the support of 33,000 Maricopa County voters who cast ballots for Republicans in six down-ballot races, such as state treasurer and county attorney. Adding to Lake’s deficit were another nearly 6,000 Republican-leaning voters who opted to skip the race altogether or wrote in a candidate, the analysis found.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-other-gop-candidates-but-not-her/ar-AA16Dhdh
i guess thats the kind of stuff that happens when you tell all of the mccain fans to get the hell out.
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but, but what?
That retard is 2nd in line for the President. Y’all voted for a dementia patient and an brain dead moron
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Huge if true
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"mensa student" lmao
of all the things conservatives have done that suck, eliminating irony is the worst
of all the things conservatives have done that suck, eliminating irony is the worst
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Election denial is lucrative: Kari Lake raised $2.5 million after Election Day
Donors wanted to help her overturn the election, but less than 10% of Lake’s post-election spending went to lawyers
https://www.azmirror.com/2023/01/24...ri-lake-raised-2-5-million-after-election-day
totally not a grift. the best takeaway from this article:
Only $228,000 was spent on the lawsuit aiming to overturn the election — less than 10% of her post-election haul. Most of that, about $187,000, went to D.C. corporate and employment attorney Kurt Olsen, the lead lawyer on the lawsuit. Another $40,000 went to Scottsdale divorce attorney Bryan Blehm, who was co-counsel on the election challenge.
so not only did kari lake bring a speaker at mike lindell events, the cyber ninja's manger, and an F-rated online pollster to the trial to be her expert witnesses, but she brought an employment attorney and a divorce lawyer to be her legal counsel. they are sending their best!
Donors wanted to help her overturn the election, but less than 10% of Lake’s post-election spending went to lawyers
https://www.azmirror.com/2023/01/24...ri-lake-raised-2-5-million-after-election-day
totally not a grift. the best takeaway from this article:
Only $228,000 was spent on the lawsuit aiming to overturn the election — less than 10% of her post-election haul. Most of that, about $187,000, went to D.C. corporate and employment attorney Kurt Olsen, the lead lawyer on the lawsuit. Another $40,000 went to Scottsdale divorce attorney Bryan Blehm, who was co-counsel on the election challenge.
so not only did kari lake bring a speaker at mike lindell events, the cyber ninja's manger, and an F-rated online pollster to the trial to be her expert witnesses, but she brought an employment attorney and a divorce lawyer to be her legal counsel. they are sending their best!
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