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Republican US Senate candidate Kari Lake responded on Thursday to comments by former President Bill Clinton, who referred to her as “physically attractive” during a rally in Phoenix.
Lake, 55, quipped in response, "As a middle-aged woman, I’m flattered. I thought I was a little too old for him. Doesn’t he like interns?”
As per the Arizona Republic, the moment took place at a rally with former President Donald Trump on Arizona State University’s campus in Tempe.
In his address, Clinton drew parallels between the contest between Lake and Gallego and the presidential election battle between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
“You got a person that grew up under sometimes challenging circumstances, who made something of his life running against someone who is physically attractive, but believes that politics is a performance art, and where, like JD Vance, she has to be prostrate before the master,” Clinton said.
Who is Kari Lake?
- A native of Iowa, Kari Lake is a former TV news anchor who built her early career reporting local news in Phoenix, Arizona.
- The youngest of nine siblings, she grew up in a working-class family before building a reputation in Arizona as a trusted news figure
- She stepped into the spotlight nationally in 2022 when she ran for governor of A
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Mint on the Mahatma trail: In old cities, new concerns
43 min read.Updated: 06 May 2019, 01:45 AM IST
Varun Sood, Sundeep KhannaIn 1915, Mahatma Gandhi travelled from Porbandar to Kolkata to discover India. Mint retraces the Mahatma’s footsteps as Varun Sood sets out to capture the national mood during the general elections.
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Varun Sood's dispatches will be published in Mint as he tries to connect with New India. He is on a whirlwind tour across different states mapping the 2019 election.
Also read dispatches from other Mint staffers who are crisscrossing the country mapping the 2019 elections - Southern states, Heartland.
Varanasi wants its say in decisions for city
Varanasi: Everyone who has heard of Varanasi knows of its Dashashwamedh Ghat. Just two kilometers from it is Kabir Chaura, the locality with the house of 15th century poet Kabir, where 36 families of musicians and dancers live.
These include the families of seven Padma Awardees, making it, arguably, the most artistic residential colony in the country. Yet there are no signs at the railway station, bus stands, airport or on the streets, pointing the way to this intriguing locality, though signboards detailing other places of interest a
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Image and Story contributed by Govind Mohandas, Bengaluru
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