Lake exposes Dem election deniers

 Daily Caller:

Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake spent two minutes berating the media about “election deniers” after taking questions from the press at one of her Black Voices For Kari “Ask Me Anything Tour” stop.

Lake visited Phoenix where she and Jack Brewer discussed her upcoming race.

Lake stopped for questions after her speech when she was asked about claims that she is an election denier. Lake whipped out several pages of “research” done by a 20-year-old named Anthony highlighting all the times Democrats have denied election outcomes.

“You did better research than half these people,” Lake said to Anthony before turning her attention toward the gaggle.

“Let’s talk about election deniers, here’s 150 examples of Democrats denying election results,” she said, holding up the papers. “Oh wow, look at this, this is from Joe Biden’s press secretary: ‘reminder, Brian Kemp stole the gubernatorial election from Georgians and Stacey Abrams,’ a Democrat saying that, an election denier!”

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Apparently, Democrats and their media cohorts think only Republican elections can be challenged. 

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