After a disastrous Latino forum and national press for her opponent, Katie Hobbs might now need that governor's debate more than Kari Lake.
and searches urgently through the recesses of her mind for anything, anything intelligent she might possibly say.“Oh, that’s a great question,” she says. “Um, I don’t necessarily think about it that way, in those terms. I think I really value my relationships across the board with different folks, and I learn all the time from people in my life,” Hobbs says.
So that’s why Katie Hobbs won’t debate Kari Lake. It would be like Bambi getting in the ring with Godzilla. After several minutes, Lake complied, leaving behind her campaign surrogate, Mexican telenovela star Eduardo Verástegui.” In an article the same day that was largely critical of Lake’s politics, The Atlantic Monthly’s Elaine Godfreyand her almost certain rise in the national Republican Party.
On the day of the Lake interview, Clean Elections officials learned that Arizona PBS had scheduled Hobbs for an interview on its “Arizona Horizon” program for Oct. 18. “Arizona Horizon” had also made the same offer to Lake. on the fact that Hobbs would not debate Lake, let alone her opponent in the Democratic primary, as Arizona Republic columnist Laurie Roberts pointed out on Wednesday.Even Arizona Democrats are beginning to grouse about Hobbs’ refusal to debate.“You wonder as a candidate if you’re doing everything you should be doing,” said Sandra Kennedy, a Democrat and member of the Arizona Corporation Commission.
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