Lake popped up on my radar a few years ago, back when she was still doing local tv news. Some of the details are foggy, but she was basically captured on a hot mic, during a commercial break-- talking to her co-anchor about how a certain segment of the politically active population was trying to abuse her for having opened up an account on the would-be twitter alternative "Parler." Idea being, that she was basically a horrible person for doing so, how dare she, was she a nazi, etc. I recall her being very feisty about it, with a "screw those guys attitude." Not surprising, given how she's carried herself since, but I found it unexpected and refreshing at the time-- her unwillingness to back down, even though the account was basically a throw-away for publicizing her station and its broadcasts.
I didn’t know about that! But it doesn’t surprise me. She’s incredibly brave. Not many people (other than Texans!) are out there talking about stopping the cartels. But we absolutely must.
Lake popped up on my radar a few years ago, back when she was still doing local tv news. Some of the details are foggy, but she was basically captured on a hot mic, during a commercial break-- talking to her co-anchor about how a certain segment of the politically active population was trying to abuse her for having opened up an account on the would-be twitter alternative "Parler." Idea being, that she was basically a horrible person for doing so, how dare she, was she a nazi, etc. I recall her being very feisty about it, with a "screw those guys attitude." Not surprising, given how she's carried herself since, but I found it unexpected and refreshing at the time-- her unwillingness to back down, even though the account was basically a throw-away for publicizing her station and its broadcasts.
I didn’t know about that! But it doesn’t surprise me. She’s incredibly brave. Not many people (other than Texans!) are out there talking about stopping the cartels. But we absolutely must.