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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake, an ardent supporter of former president Donald Trump, urged supporters in Arizona to "strap on a Glock" pistol as they prepare for what she called an intense six months leading up to the Nov. 5 elections.
"We are going to put on the armor of God. Then maybe strap on a Glock," Lake told a cheering audience at an Arizona rally on Sunday.
"You can put one (Glock) here," she said, touching her right hip. "And one in the back, or one in the front, whatever you guys decide."
Her campaign did not respond to queries seeking comment.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-republican-kari-lake-tells-234608716.html
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hibbing
(10,194 posts)Deuxcents
(17,521 posts)cbabe
(3,770 posts)Prairie Gates
(1,711 posts)She said strap on, Beavis
Yeah. Yeah she did.
Heh heh.
Heh heh.
CTyankee
(64,206 posts)Inquiring minds would like to know....
sheshe2
(85,184 posts)Violence and hate is the soul of the maga party,.
Cha
(300,934 posts)Fucked up fans "strap on a Glock"?
How the fuck do you think that's going to make you Any LESS of a LOSER?
magicarpet
(15,049 posts).... being fucking Fascists...
Fuck them. Fuck their constant and incessant violence.
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Does anyone want to share a cupcake ?
orangecrush
(20,533 posts)I'd like to tell her what to do with a Glock
MarineCombatEngineer
(12,979 posts)or was it strap on a cock?
DENVERPOPS
(9,312 posts)How you been?
MarineCombatEngineer
(12,979 posts)Been good, very busy lately, that's why I haven't been posting as much as I usually do.
Have some time off due to my truck being in for her B service and a new clutch, them, back at it again.
Hope you're doing well also and good things are happening for you.
Peace out my friend
Daniel.
DENVERPOPS
(9,312 posts)Stay well and be Safe out there !!!!!!!!!!!!!
orangecrush
(20,533 posts)A Freudian "slip"
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Sky Jewels
(7,600 posts)It's two, two, two things in one!
hay rick
(7,915 posts)Sick and cowardly.
SleeplessinSoCal
(9,407 posts)George Allen was apparently a potential presidential contender. But that relatively innocuous remark got him booted from the field. Today, anything goes.
https://bluevirginia.us/2020/08/its-been-14-years-since-the-macaca-incident-some-thoughts-and-an-update-on-what-jim-webb-george-allen-have-done-since-then
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orangecrush
(20,533 posts)Ranchers, isolated homes, etc., owning a firearm is a necessity.
They are tools, to protect against dangerous animals, and in areas where a police response may take a very long time.
They aren't used as low self esteem compensation, and legitimate owners don't stockpile body armour or other stuff used to go on an insane rampage.
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orangecrush
(20,533 posts)And thanks for your post.
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Chakaconcarne
(2,576 posts)and the rhetoric and threat of violence increasing month after month and seeing these idiots are not budging.... and reading all the shit here on DU regularly doesn't put me at any greater east.
As I get older, I realize what is happening might not be as fleeting as I would have thought when I was younger. I have more to lose now and my love for and concern for the protection of my family has grown ever more.
FFS, I've contemplated getting an AR.. Never would have thought that 8-10 years ago.. but I'm headed that direction. WTF?
Xavier Breath
(4,181 posts)Initech
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Bettie
(16,630 posts)could ever know....I doubt even a good therapist could make a dent in any of them.
I keep hearing that there are functional psychopaths in society....I suspect that the Republican party boasts a far larger percentage of them than society at large.
Elessar Zappa
(14,859 posts)Thats actually a frightening amount when you think about it. Thats like 3-12 million in our country alone. And yeah, I bet the Republican Party has a large percentage of them, especially their leadership.
Bettie
(16,630 posts)to want power over others. Congresscritters have a lot of it, leadership even more.
And I can't think of a single Republican who seems to want to serve the people they represent more than they want to accumulate money and personal power.
Owens
(243 posts)So of course, they are going to resort to violence and threats.
Irish_Dem
(53,278 posts)This is what the GOP wants.
Violence and death.
sop
(11,078 posts)I'm sure Kari Lake remembers Sarah Palin's infamous "crosshairs map" targeting Giffords' district before the shooting. This woman makes MTG and Boebert look sane.
Oneironaut
(5,688 posts)Aka the worst form of pandering to appeal to knuckle-dragging dummies.
Initech
(100,656 posts)God these people are scary.