Kari Lake

A poll has found the top Donald Trump ally has a mostly unfavorable view among voters in Arizona, including independent voters.

Lake made the comments in a new interview, relitigating her 2022 gubernatorial election defeat.

Jim Lamon now funds a PAC to attack the former president, having previously been in a group of Republicans who tried to falsely claim Trump won Arizona in 2020.

"Sound of Freedom is an incredibly impactful film," Lake wrote on her Facebook page after watching the movie with Donald Trump at his golf club in New Jersey.

Greene's standing has fallen as she hasn't been "sufficiently Trumpian," according to one political scientist.

Kari Lake and Mark Finchem asked a court to ban the use of "electronic voting machines" in the 2022 midterms and to instead require a hand count of all ballots.

Kari Lake said the venue received "death threats" and was "review bombed the moment the event was announced."

The former gubernatorial candidate described the president as "almost as bad a grandfather as he is a father."

Lake called Rogers a "sweet grandma" and herself "a mama bear," saying that both were fighting against the "corrupt political machine."

Video showing the confrontation between the Arizona governor and conservative journalist amassed millions of views on social media.

Lake said she is "contemplating running for office again," and a British bookmaker has told Newsweek that her odds of being Trump's running mate are good.

Lake was responding to a Rowling tweet saying: "Very excited to announce that after a long stretch of being Literally Hitler I've become Ideologically Stalin."

The Republican said she may run for office again while stating she will file a notice of appeal on her dismissed 2022 election lawsuits.

Stephen Richer said on Twitter that allegedly defamatory statements by Arizona gubernatorial candidate Lake "have altered my life. For the worse. Materially."

Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer wrote in an op-ed piece that Lake's "falsehoods" about the 2022 election "have unleashed violent vitriol" toward him.

Lake's campaign Twitter account took exception with comments Ellis made about the failed gubernatorial candidate.

The song falsely claims that President Joe Biden did not really win 81 million votes in the 2020 presidential election.

The Republican absurdly said that over 90 percent of Americans are "just like" her, willing to put themselves in harm's way to protect the ex-president.

Trump is facing charges related to violations of U.S. national security laws and conspiracy to obstruct justice, special counsel Jack Smith said on Friday.

Lake said Joe Biden will have to "go through me" and "75 million Americans like me" to get to Donald Trump.

Mulvaney's partnership with Bud Light has led to a major drop in the company's market value in just a matter of months.

"This is not an attack on gay men and women in this country but this whole push for transgenderism," said Lake, who ran for Arizona governor last November.

The Arizona Republican said she would "go on to win the run for Senate" if she decided to run in 2024.

Lake lost the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial election to Democratic candidate Katie Hobbs by over 17,000 votes.

The song is named after a CPAC speech on debunked electoral fraud claims that Lake delivered earlier this year.

Kari Lake's claim that her defeat in the midterms was down to electoral fraud has been repeatedly rejected in Arizona courts.

Bones is the fourth of Hobbs' top advisers to resign within the first six months of the Democratic governor's administration.

Kari Lake accused Democratic Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman of wanting to end the right to bear arms.

Kari Lake dared John Fetterman to take her guns away as she responded to a viral video where it is alleged the senator wants to overturn the Second Amendment.

"If you can't beat Donald Duck, how are you going to beat Donald Trump?" Lake said one day before DeSantis' expected presidential campaign announcement.