Kari Lake can be conservative superstar if she dumps Trump, strategist says

Published November 17, 2022 12:00am ET



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Kari Lake, the perpetually soft-lit, camera-ready political newcomer from Arizona, may have lost her bid to become the state’s next governor, but it’s unlikely she’ll leave the spotlight.

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