A reader who emailed me over the weekend about an interview Kari Lake gave in which she touted what she called her “commonsense policies” said it took him three times to hit the “send” button on his computer because he was laughing so hard.
I’m not sure who is advising Lake during her run for the U.S. Senate in Arizona, but apparently she is being told that campaigning as the unglued extremist she is might be the wrong way to go.
Which has her saying — with a straight face — hilarious things like, “I’ve always touted commonsense policies and solutions.”
She actually said that in an interview published in the Washington Examiner.
Lake also said, “I think the media has tried to label me as somebody who has extreme views.”
Which led me to marvel at the self-control of the reader who sent me the note about Lake and to respond, “Only three times?”
According to Lake, it is the media that has labeled her an extremist.
Not, for example, her own words and actions.
Like the fact that she has spent the past couple of years grifting off her constantly disproved claims of a stolen election, following up on her loss in the governor’s race by filing failed lawsuit after failed lawsuit while raking in the cash from gullible MAGA conspiracy cronies.
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