‘Mark Brnovich calls Kari Lake’s election fraud claims ‘horse—-‘ but is he too late?

On ’60 Minutes’, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich finally calls out Kari Lake and the Trump slate for their election lies. But v oters have already been casting ballots for 18 days. Is he too late?

By Laurie Roberts || Arizona Republic

After nearly two years of election audits and investigations – of outright calls by Republicans for arrests and “perp walks” – Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich on Sunday took to “60 Minutes” to acknowledge that he’d found no evidence of a stolen election in 2020.

As for Kari Lake, Mark Finchem, Abe Hamadeh and the rest of the Trump-endorsed candidates whose entire campaigns are based upon a claim that widespread fraud robbed Donald Trump of a win in Arizona?

“Horse—-. And that’s what it is,” Brnovich told 60 Minutes’ Scott Pelley. “Most of it’s horse—-. And I’ve been trying to scrape – scrape it off my shoes for the last year.”

Brnovich also called Lake’s election denial schtick a “giant grift”.

Cue CBS’ Scott Pelley: “A grift, a swindle, is what you’re saying?”

Brnovich: “Yes.”

Wow.

And … finally.

Brnovich was strong early on. Then he bent

Welcome back, Mr. Brnovich.

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