Ahead the U.S midterms on Tuesday, as polls predict a Republican route of the floundering Democrats in the House, Senate and Gubernatorial races, candidate for Arizona governor Kari Lake took the time to explicitly state she was in good health and not suicidal after she provoked the ire of Hillary Clinton.
In an appearance on Sean Hannity’s Fox New show the prospective governor, , stated that she was not concerned with Barack Obama being the campaign trail for the Democrats but went on to say tongue, somewhat, in cheek:
“But I was a little concerned today, I’m going to be honest, when I saw Hillary Clinton bad mouthing me, she looked angry and actually scared.
And just completely unrelated: I want you to know, just in case you’re wondering, I am in perfect health, my brakes on the car are in good shape, and I am not suicidal,’ the Arizona Republican said. ‘And we’re going to win this thing on Tuesday.”
The facetious remark is no doubt in reference to the alarming number of suicides among associates turned critics of the Clintons including, but in no way limited to, deputy White House council to Bill Clinton, Vince Foster and child sex trafficker and close friend of the Clintons, Jeffery Epstein.
Of course, there is no evidence linking the Clintons the dozens of suspicious deaths and suicides of people in their circle and any apparent circumstantial evidence and statistical anomalies are purely coincidental.
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