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Saturday, June 03, 2023 3:22:48 PM
Kari Lake Releases Song Called ’81 Million Votes, My A**’
https://truthpress.com/news/kari-lake-releases-song-called-81-million-votes-my-a/
Kari Lake has released a song titled “81 Million Votes, My A**.”
The Spotify song credits list the Truth Bombers as performers and Jeffrey Steele as one of the writers. Steele previously wrote hits for country music stars Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw.
Forbes reported some of those involved were also on the team behind “Justice for All,” an anthem performed by inmates imprisoned over their role in the January 6, 2021 storming of Congress.
While Lake doesn’t perform directly in the latest song, clips of one of her speeches are interspaced throughout the song, which she promoted via her official Twitter account.
The song “81 Million Votes, My A**” takes its title from a remark Lake made at a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) dinner in March, in reference to the number of votes Biden received at the 2020 presidential election.
Lyrics from “81 Million Votes, My A**” include “I can’t afford the groceries, I can’t afford your gas, it’s Biden inflation nation” and “you failed to build back better, you p***** off the middle class.”
The performance begins with a clip of Lake saying: “If you would have told me two years ago, three years ago, that I would be in the middle of a political movement I’d have said ‘put down Hunter’s crackpipe.'”
This seems to be a reference to an alleged photograph of Hunter Biden, the current president’s son, in bed with what appeared to be a crack pipe, which emerged in 2020.
According to Forbes, music executive LJ Fino and Ed Henry, who owns the Mailman Media company, were both involved in producing the song.
They also helped launch “Justice for All,” a song by the J6 choir, consisting of prisoners who were incarcerated over their role in the January 6, 2021, storming of Capitol Hill. The Trump-endorsed song was created to raise money for January 6 defendants, and features clips of the former president speaking in a similar style to Lake in “81 Million Votes, My A**.”
In a further endorsement Lake shared an Apple Music link to “81 Million Votes, My A**” on her official Twitter account.
Discussing her participation in the song on Wednesday, with Real America’s Voice network, Lake said: “I want to send a message to the technocrats, to the tyrants, that we’re on to what they’re pushing. We’re on to this B.S. system.”
https://truthpress.com/news/kari-lake-releases-song-called-81-million-votes-my-a/
Kari Lake has released a song titled “81 Million Votes, My A**.”
The Spotify song credits list the Truth Bombers as performers and Jeffrey Steele as one of the writers. Steele previously wrote hits for country music stars Rascal Flatts and Tim McGraw.
Forbes reported some of those involved were also on the team behind “Justice for All,” an anthem performed by inmates imprisoned over their role in the January 6, 2021 storming of Congress.
While Lake doesn’t perform directly in the latest song, clips of one of her speeches are interspaced throughout the song, which she promoted via her official Twitter account.
81 Million Votes My Ass!https://t.co/BYh6cfYYCA
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) June 3, 2023
The song “81 Million Votes, My A**” takes its title from a remark Lake made at a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) dinner in March, in reference to the number of votes Biden received at the 2020 presidential election.
Lyrics from “81 Million Votes, My A**” include “I can’t afford the groceries, I can’t afford your gas, it’s Biden inflation nation” and “you failed to build back better, you p***** off the middle class.”
The performance begins with a clip of Lake saying: “If you would have told me two years ago, three years ago, that I would be in the middle of a political movement I’d have said ‘put down Hunter’s crackpipe.'”
This seems to be a reference to an alleged photograph of Hunter Biden, the current president’s son, in bed with what appeared to be a crack pipe, which emerged in 2020.
According to Forbes, music executive LJ Fino and Ed Henry, who owns the Mailman Media company, were both involved in producing the song.
They also helped launch “Justice for All,” a song by the J6 choir, consisting of prisoners who were incarcerated over their role in the January 6, 2021, storming of Capitol Hill. The Trump-endorsed song was created to raise money for January 6 defendants, and features clips of the former president speaking in a similar style to Lake in “81 Million Votes, My A**.”
In a further endorsement Lake shared an Apple Music link to “81 Million Votes, My A**” on her official Twitter account.
Discussing her participation in the song on Wednesday, with Real America’s Voice network, Lake said: “I want to send a message to the technocrats, to the tyrants, that we’re on to what they’re pushing. We’re on to this B.S. system.”
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