Kari Lake, Arizona’s 2022 Republican gubernatorial nominee, said in an interview with Eric Metaxas on Tuesday that she had been asked how much it would cost her to stay away from politics for the next two-years.
Kari revealed details about the unusual proposal when she spoke to Eric Metaxas in regards to her new book, ‘Unafraid’. She said, “A few months ago, a very powerful individual in Arizona called me and told me I had to come and talk to you personally. She said that the meeting would have been in her book had the timeline been different. She said that the strange proposal came a few month after she finished her book.
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Kari Lake (@KariLake), June 28, 2023
Lake revealed that the gentleman asked her how much money she needed to sit on the sidelines of politics for the next two year. She told of his attempt to bribe and derail her political career over the next two years. “He asked, ‘How many would it take? She recalled, “He asked, ‘How much would it cost? She recalled.She said that the conversation had inspired to continue fighting. She said: “And I thought if they wanted me gone this bad. She said, “I might just stay around for a little while.” She also promised, “I’m only getting started.”
Recently, I was bribed by a very powerful individual to get me out of politics.
They wanted me to sit on the bench for at least two years.
“If they really want me gone, I might just stay around for a while.” I might just stay around for a little while.”
I’m just getting started. pic.twitter.com/CFVjju3AoF
Kari Lake (@KariLake), June 29, 2023
She told Metaxas that she is not motivated by money or prestige, saying that she left all of that behind to fight for our country and the proposal to “put the movement on ice” for two years has reinforced her conviction to stay involved. She told Metaxas she was not motivated by money, or prestige. She said she left it all behind to fight for her country. The proposal to “put movement on hold” for two years reinforced her conviction to remain involved.
Senator Kyrsten sinemalake exuded confidence when talking about the elections in 2024, noting that she believes it will harder to rig the election next time.
“They don’t like me on the ballot.” They don’t like Trump being on the ballot, because they know that ‘We the People’ will turn out and vote in large numbers,” Lake said.
“And they will know that if another rigged elections,” she continued. “First, it will be much harder because we are aware of every way they cheat, and they know that they can’t pull off another one.”
