Caroline Wren appeared on the WarRoom program and exposed Reuben Gallego’s controversial divorce records and his political hypocrisy while supporting Karl Lake’s Senate campaign. Wren emphasized Gallego’s behavior towards his ex-wife and criticized the Republican leadership for undermining Lake’s chances in the race.

Reuben Gallego’s Divorce Records Stir Controversy

During the interview, Wren discussed a significant issue facing Arizona Senate candidate Reuben Gallego: his divorce records. Gallego had fought for a year to keep these records sealed, but a court decision brought them to light. According to Wren, these records reveal troubling details about Gallego’s personal life that could impact his political career.

One key detail is that Gallego served his ex-wife divorce papers just days before she gave birth. “He forced his wife to pay his legal fees while she was about to have their child,” Wren pointed out. This revelation contrasts sharply with Gallego’s campaign messaging, where he claims to be an advocate for women’s rights. Wren argued that his actions demonstrate an apparent disconnect between his words and behavior, stating, “He says he’s here to protect women, yet he put his own wife through the wringer.”

Kari Lake: The Unbought Candidate

Wren shifted the focus to Kari Lake, running against Gallego for the Arizona Senate seat. She praised Lake as a candidate who cannot be controlled or manipulated by political elites. "Kari Lake stands up for the people and not the establishment. She’s the real deal,” Wren emphasized.

According to Wren, Lake faces significant hurdles from Democrats and Republican leadership. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other key figures in Washington, D.C. have, according to Wren, been actively undermining Lake’s candidacy by withholding funds and misrepresenting her polling numbers. Wren remarked, “The Republican leadership would rather keep their tight-knit control than grow their majority by supporting candidates like Lake who represent real voters.”

Voters Should Be Aware of Washington’s Influence

Wren stressed that the national party’s manipulation of funding for Senate races is one of the reasons why the electorate should be wary. Both she and Dave Brat, a fellow guest on War Room, criticized Washington’s political culture, which they said is controlled by PAC money and centralized leadership. “D.C. is out of touch with the rest of the country. They don’t want people like Kari Lake winning because she can’t be bought,” Wren explained.

Brat further highlighted how this political corruption reflects a deeper “breakdown of the family and values,” linking it to broader societal challenges. He supported Wren’s argument that a shift in the political landscape is essential for preserving the voice of the American people.

Voters Need to Watch for Political Hypocrisy

The contrast between Kari Lake and Ruben Gallego presents voters with a clear choice. On one hand, Gallego’s actions raise questions about his integrity, as exposed by the details of his divorce. On the other hand, Kari Lake is portrayed as a grassroots candidate fighting not only against Democrats but also against the control of Washington elites in her own party.

Wren’s conclusion was clear: "Voters should know who is really working for them and who is only working for the system.”

For more context from Caroline Wren from Thursday’s WarRoom:

Wren: “They Don’t Want People Like Kari Lake Because She Won’t Answer To Senate Leadership Fund”