Opinion from ejmontini: Jarrin Jackson of Oklahoma is vile. But is he any worse than, say, Arizona's Wendy Rogers? Or the other swimmers in Lake's political cesspool?
Or why, suddenly, there is a growing sense of outrage.
Has everyone overlooked the bigoted buddies Lake has supported, and who are supporting her, right here in Arizona?For the longest time she’s been swimming in the same cesspool as, say, Arizona state Sen.
Lake is political pals with Finchem, too. As well as with the rest of the Republican slate, including Big Lie spreader Abe Hamadeh and U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters, a believer as well inKari Lake said a while back that she “absolutely denounces bigotry in all its forms, especially antisemitism.”That kind of talk is right out of the playbook of her Dear Leader – Donald Trump. Say one thing, do another.
Lake saying she denounces bigotry and then backing Jarrin Jackson should not surprise us. There is an old saying, something you probably heard from your parents or a teacher or a coach, that puts situations like this in plain English. It goes:
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
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