Michigan GOP Candidate Kristina Karamo Accused Of Threatening To Kill Her Family

Kristina Karamo, who is the Republican nominee running for secretary of state in Michigan, threatened to kill her family when her ex-husband filed for divorce, according to court records.

“There have been incidents in which mother has threatened to harm the children and/or herself, including an occasion in which she attempted to wrestle control of the vehicle while father was driving with the children in the back and crash it, saying ‘F- it, I’ll kill us all,'” the document, which was part of a motion to negotiate parenting time, from October 7, 2021, reads.

Karamo, who is endorsed by former President Donald Trump, has since denied the allegations, calling them “categorically false.” She also noted that she has had full custody of her children since her divorce in 2014.

“Media entities and my opponents are desperate so they want to push false allegations with ZERO evidence,” she said in a statement. “They are terrified of this movement uniting Michiganders of diverse beliefs and backgrounds that will save this state!”

“I love my children; I have forgiven my ex-husband, and I look forward to serving the citizens of Michigan,” the Republican candidate added.

Karamo has been a stout supporter of Trump, echoing his claims of a stolen 2020 election.

When Trump endorsed her, he wrote, “Good luck Kristina, and while you’re at it, check out the fake election results that took place in the city of Detroit.”

She will be facing off against Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson (D) in November.

Article by Rose Carter