Kari Lake supports RFK Jr. as third-party candidate to deter election fraud.
Former gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s potential third-party run in 2024
During an interview on the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, Kari Lake expressed her excitement about the possibility of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. running as a third-party candidate in the upcoming 2024 election. Lake believes that having three parties in the race, including Kennedy as an independent candidate, would make it more challenging for any attempts at election fraud.
“That’s gonna make it really hard when there’s three people, three parties running in any election whether it be the Senate seat in Arizona, the presidency, it makes it a lot harder for these people to cheat because they don’t know what’s gonna be on the inside of the ballot,” Lake said. “It might be at a Democrat voting but that Democrat might be voting independent this time around to vote for RFK Jr., so I think we’re gonna see some dynamics in this election that’s going to make it harder for them to cheat.”
Lake, who previously ran for Arizona governor but lost to Katie Hobbs, has been vocal about her concerns regarding election integrity. She believes that fraud, mail-in ballots, and voting machines “made by our adversaries” have contributed to a broken electoral system.
“It’s not comfortable being on the front lines of the election integrity fight because you get called names but I frankly — I’m 54. I don’t care what names they call me. I’m a middle-aged woman. Call me whatever you want,” Lake said. “I just wanna have a country for my children to grow up and so we are getting victory.”
A recent survey showed that in a hypothetical Democratic primary race, 64% would choose President Joe Biden, while 13% would support Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Marianne Williamson garnered 10% of the votes, and 12% remained undecided.
This marks Kennedy’s first foray into politics, although he comes from a well-known political family.
" Conservative News Daily does not always share or support the views and opinions expressed here; they are just those of the writer."