Kate's regal transformation: How the Princess of Wales looks even better now than she did in her 20s and here's why 50k customers are buzzing over Manuka Doctor The UK's Number 1 Manuka honey brand: It's the health-enhancing elixir loved by A-listers and doctors alike. Just the two of us! Chrissy Teigen and husband John Legend enjoy a low-key romantic day without their three kids in West Hollywood In November, days before the midterm elections, Lake retweeted an unverified claim from someone who said they received a pre-filled ballot. In her Tweet inventing the teacher's union-marijuana industry conspiracy theory, Lake added the hashtag: '#IHateTheDishonesty.' In April 2018, Lake was widely mocked for claiming that the #RedForEd movement was 'nothing more than a push to legalize pot.' Lake made the claim after seeing a parody T-shirt that read: '#GREENforED.' Lake's presence on Parler is not the first time she has received attention for her use of social media. Lake's Parler account is still active despite criticism. InfoWars figure Paul Joseph Watson, Twitter-door-chainer Laura Loomer, Trump media mouthpiece Katrina Pierson, and Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale joined soon after.
Its popularity surged in December after Candace Owens declared herself to be 'the first conservative' to join 'the new Twitter.' Many Parler users are also banned from other major platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram. The social media site is billed as a 'free speech' alternative to Twitter which is less likely to block users for using hateful language. The Emmy Award-winning anchor can be heard talking about her use of Parler with co-host, John Hook (left)
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