So Devastating They Didn’t Even Run The Story [VIDEOS]
This is absolutely brutal… She could end up being better than DeSantis.
BY ZACH HEILMAN, RED VOICE May 19/22
Having garnered the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, Republican Kari Lake is currently seeking to become the new Governor of Arizona. Before entering the political arena, Lake was part of the mainstream media, reporting on the daily antics in D.C. But after watching the Southern border be overrun with illegal migrants thanks to the Biden administration, she decided to take a stand. And with that, both the Democrats and media have had a rather difficult time handling Lake when it came to interviews and the constant smear campaigns against her.
Taking part in an interview with The Republic, as can be seen in the video below, Lake took the time to inform the reporter about the people she was working for. “I offered my border policy to the Arizona Republic. Your management refused to take it unless I took out the word invasion, which tells me that you guys are on the side of the cartels.”
After being asked why she took the interview in the first place, the Republican answered, “Stacey, you been here ten months? You don’t understand Arizona. I’m sorry to say that. I’m out with people every day. I’m out with hundreds of people every day. Thousands of people sometimes. They’re fed up with what’s happening at our border?” She added, “I appreciate your time, but I’m really prepared for another hit piece from The Republic. The good news is our polling is showing that every day you guys write a hit piece on me or every week. And it’s not sticking because the good people of Arizona, who I have a relationship with, and I’ve had a relationship with for 27 years, are not buying the garbage that you guys are peddling.”
Tired of the constant attacks against her, Lake reiterated what the Arizona people want and how the mainstream media has lost touch with the citizens. “You don’t understand the people because you haven’t had a relationship like I have for 27 years. And you’re here at ten months, acting like you know what the people of Arizona want when it comes to the border. The people of Arizona want a secure state. The people of Arizona want to make sure their kids don’t get their hands on drugs. The people of Arizona want to make sure that the cartels no longer have operational control of our border.”
Declaring that she would be the next governor, Lake promised, “And we will, when I am governor, take back control of our border. We will finish President Trump’s wall. We will send our Arizona National Guard down to the border, and we will arm them. We’re not going to let people over, and when we find people, we’re going to send them back.”
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Patrick Byrne has stated that Lindell is financing similar actions taking place in 7-8 other states that will be revealed soon.
A simple distinction between Lake and Desantis is that Lake has taken a stand to pursue the 2020 election, whereas Desantis has taken a stand to ignore it. I am hopeful that Lake will continue her dedication towards this stated aim after assuming office, and not become a second Desantis. Her history as a former Democrat has had some charge her as being a potential controlled opposition. Whereas this is possibly true of her or anyone running, former Dem or Rep, she at least has championed the goal of exposing the 2020 fraud and the need to ferret out the related truth about this crime, though she is yet in a position of authority to make this goal a reality. In contrast to this, Desantis, despite his very wise exercise of authority and broad appeal on every topic outside of the pursuit of the 2020 election fraud, he has abandoned any inspection into the 2020 election fraud, despite the fact that his state has demonstrated an alarming number of ghost votes as certified by a canvassing campaign.
Indeed, it is a great regret that Desantis has still stood idle on this point, even as the 2000 Mules documentary demonstrated the urgency and relatedness of exposing the fraud and prosecuting the perpetrators. Of course, I would not suggest that Desantis is controlled opposition. Still, it is clear that he has the ability and temerity to do what is demanded of him, yet, he remains motivated towards a determined idleness on this single topic. This fact does call an even greater question as to what might hold his hand so steady on exposing the criminal theft of the voters will. His position as governor does place the onus upon him of being the man most responsible for enforcing the state laws, and he seems quite able and willing to do so on any measure, save this single vital challenge. Had his fidelity wavered on any other topic, I would likely not comment further, but securing the sanctity and security of the faithfulness between the government and the consent of the governed is the greatest single issue in the entire governmental process. He should immediately act to bolster this goal which Lake has championed and complete his record of fortifying the return of the authority of the people over their govt. Unfortunately, his truancy on this vital topic leaves a gaping hole in the faithful execution of his office, an issue for which I hope Lake will demonstrate a greater competence upon her successful election, and exhibit to Desantis how easily the disenfranchisement of his own voters could be reversed, simply by exercising this inherent and basic responsibility incumbent upon the highest executive officer in the state.