High Profile Right-Wingers Hail Kathy Barnette’s Senate Announcement

by Gerry April 7, 2021

High Profile Right-Wingers Hail Kathy Barnette’s Senate Announcement

Kathy Barnette’s Youtube video announcing her candidacy for the U.S. Senate is reverberating in right-wing circles. So far its been re-posted on Twitter by OAN (1,500,000 followers), Breitbart (1,400,000 followers) Jack Posobiec (1,200,000 followers), Wayne Dupree (425,000 followers), Bernard Kerik (216,000 followers) and by a slew of others with merely 10,000 to 200,000 followers.

And this morning Barnette even got four and a half minutes on Fox and Friends, with Ainsley Earhard

In 2020 Barnette ran unsuccessfully for the U.S. House against Madeleine Dean in the Fourth Congressional District, losing by almost 20%.

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