Former Arizona Governor nominee Kari Lake says Hillary Clinton looks businessman George Soros, 92
Former Arizona governor Kari Lake says Hillary Clinton looks like 92-year-old businessman George Soros
- Kari Lake, 53, compared Hillary Clinton, 75, to George Soros, 92, at Friday night’s CPAC event
- “I’m not trying to be mean here,” she began. “Has anyone noticed she’s looking more and more like George Soros?”
- During the conference, the former governor-designate of Arizona also made it clear that she is aligning herself with Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential race
Former Arizona governor Kari Lake has cruelly compared Hillary Clinton to 92-year-old businessman George Soros.
At the Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC), the former nominee, 53, “brought the evening down” after comparing the 75-year-old Clinton to her much older counterpart George Soros on Friday night.
“I’m not trying to be mean here,” she began. “Has anyone noticed she’s looking more and more like George Soros?”
The newcomer to politics garnered a big laugh from the audience with her joke, before continuing to attack the two liberals.
“I know they think alike, but they’re starting to look alike — it’s like an old married couple, they’re starting to look alike.”
Kari Lake, 53, compared Hillary Clinton, 75, to George Soros, 92, at Friday night’s CPAC event. “I’m not trying to be mean here,” she began. “Has anyone noticed she’s looking more and more like George Soros?”
Lake, who lost her bid for Arizona governor in 2022, called Soros a “globalist freak show” and demanded that the chamber not let him take the “greatest country in the world” of children.
Over the years, Soros has thrown millions behind liberal DAs — either through outright donations or funneled through political action committees — effectively buying elections and leading to the appointment of at least 75 prosecutors who support his leftist agenda.
Soros has spent at least $40 million on the project, Matt Palumbo, author of The Man Behind the Curtain: Inside the Secret Network of George Soros, wrote in the New York Post – a miniscule sum for a man worth at least $32 billion.
The billionaire’s DAs have abolished bail laws and elected to waive prosecution for crimes such as theft and reckless driving, effectively giving criminals free passage and leading to the breakdown of law and order in the United States.
The newcomer to politics garnered a big laugh from the audience with her joke, before continuing to attack the two liberals. “I know they think alike, but they’re starting to look alike — it’s like an old married couple, they’re starting to look alike”
As a direct result, crime has skyrocketed in major cities overseen by Soros’s DAs. In 2021, under Kim Foxx’s administration, Chicago had the most homicides since 1994. And in Philadelphia, drug use and violent crime have skyrocketed since Larry Krasner took office.
Soros, a Hungarian-born businessman, has long supported liberal politics. In the 2000s, he was an outspoken opponent of President George W. Bush and donated millions to hinder his reelection, and later donated much to the presidential campaigns of Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton.
During Lake’s speech, she also made it very clear who she supports in the political arena, including Trump.
During the conference, the former governor-designate of Arizona also made it clear that she is aligned with Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential race, kissing his portrait at CPAC
“We stand with our patriots, past and present, with George Washington, we stand with JFK, Ronald Reagan, Steve Bannon, (and) we stand with Donald J. Trump.”
She also revealed in January that she fully supports Trump in the 2024 presidential race.
Lake has stayed close to Trumpworld and remained a fixture in the ex-president’s job.
Lake fully displayed that loyalty Saturday night with a cryptic post on Trump’s Truth Social platform.
“I pity the fool who turns against President Trump,” Lake wrote.
“He’s EXACTLY what America needs right now.”