According to reports, Kari Lake, a 2022 Arizona governor contender, plans to run for Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate seat. After engaging in a legal battle with the outgoing governor, Katie Hobbs, and drawing criticism from Democrats around the country for being an Independent, the ferocious Ms. Sinema may have finally run into trouble with Kari Lake’s most recent political aspirations.
The allegation was spread on Twitter by CNN correspondent Kate Sullivan.
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“I’m told Kari Lake is considering running for the US Senate seat held by Kyrsten Sinema in 2024,” Sullivan tweeted a response.
Kari Lake has shared with Becker News an inspiring message about her campaign and her future goals.
“Kari is hyper-focused on winning her court case as she is the duly elected Governor and her Election Case proves that,” the statement said.
“Hundreds of thousands of invalid ballots were counted in Maricopa County alone, more than 60% of Election Day voting centers were sabotaged causing lines of 4 hours or more at some locations, the wrong ballot image was printed on Election Day ballots causing tabulators to jam and spit out ballots, 25K ballots were mysteriously added to the official vote count two days after the elections and more than 100K ballots with rejected signatures were counted anyway. That is just a bit of what went wrong in Arizona. Kari Lake is fighting to protect the sacred vote of the People of Arizona.”
The campaign confronted the growing rumors of a bid for the Senate head-on and provided unambiguous proof to dispel any skepticism.
“It is true that dozens of people have reached out to Kari suggesting she run for US Senate,’ the campaign said. “There have been several polls showing she is the strongest candidate and could win. The corruption in DC is as bad as it is in AZ and we need to root out that corruption, but Kari’s focus is on her election case and saving the good people of Arizona from a fraud named Katie Hobbs who is dead set on destroying State 48.”
Kari Lake, a staunch supporter of ethical and transparent politics, has vowed to lead the fight against corruption in the run-up to this year’s historic midterm elections.
“You guys recruited me to run for office,” she said. “I don’t know whether to love you or hate you for that. You recruited me to get into the corrupt world of politics because we need to root the corruption out.”
Kari Lake recently had a conversation with “Clay and Buck” in which she discussed the significance of electoral reform, her decision to run for governor of Arizona, and her hopes for the future. This is a problem that calls for policy reforms more than ever, as Kari said throughout their conversation.
“We should have done it after 2020,” she said. “We were at ground zero. We had some lawmakers who really wanted to do this. But because of the news, when we did our forensic audit, which wasn’t a good audit, they just spent their day — all day, all night — trying to discredit anybody who said we need to look into this. And so, it never got accomplished because the lawmakers weren’t able to get… They had a majority, but it was a very small one-vote majority. And there were a few people in the legislature on the Republican side who weren’t interested in election reform. And so we didn’t have the will to do it. I did have the will. I do have the will.”
“And we hope that the response to our lawsuit will be that we get a redo of the election and we can do the right thing for the people going forward,” she added. “I didn’t get into politics because I want to be a politician. I got into it because I’m a mom who’s concerned about the future and we need to get people in there who the voters voted for who are going to do the right thing and reform our elections. It didn’t get done after 2020, sadly, and I was going to do it starting on my first day in office. And I think that’s one of the reasons that they don’t want me to win. That’s one of the reasons they want to stop our movement because we’re not controlled by the big money folks. We’re controlled by we the people. And that’s how our founding fathers envisioned it.”
The impeachment process is the daring proposal from Kari Lake’s campaign to remove Arizona Governor Doug Ducey from office. Early in January, the campaign’s Twitter account cited Hobbs’ signature of a directive mandating the use of pronouns in schools as the impetus for taking such action.
“This is blatantly unconstitutional,” the campaign claimed.
“It’s truly an exhausting feeling knowing that we were right. And that the people of Arizona know we were right,” Lake added. “But that they were denied a free and fair election to stop this garbage from happening. Are we supposed to feel vindicated watching the state be destroyed like this?”
Arizona will be left wondering what may have been for years to come because of this unanswered issue.
