Kari Lake Vows to ‘Stand on Top of This Hill’ and Fight for U.S. Senate Seat at Boisterous Rally in Scottsdale

On Tuesday night, Kari Lake, a former television news anchor and Republican candidate for Arizona governor, held a boisterous rally in Scottsdale to kick off her campaign for the U.S. Senate. Lake, who has yet to concede her loss in the governor’s race, was joined by more than 200 supporters and received an endorsement video from former President Donald Trump.

At the rally, Lake vowed to continue her combativeness with perceived enemies, her fealty to Donald Trump and her willingness to defend his election lies. “This mama bear has a lot of fight left in her,” she said.

National Republican leaders are hoping that Lake can take advantage of what could be a three-way race if incumbent Senator Kyrsten Sinema seeks reelection. Sinema, a former Democrat who became an independent last year, has yet to announce her plans for the campaign.

The rally was a show of strength for Lake, who has become a star on the far right for her willingness to challenge the status quo. She has promised to “stand on top of this hill” with her supporters and fight for her Senate seat.

It remains to be seen whether Lake will be successful in her campaign, but her supporters are confident that she will be able to make a strong showing in the race. With the support of former President Donald Trump and her passionate base of supporters, Lake is sure to make a splash in the Arizona Senate race.