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They really believe in the "silent majority" and any election lost is clearly just voter fraud. Lost by 50 percentage points? Clearly rigged!
This guy campaigned door to door in my neighborhood and was a rambling imbecile who tried really hard to use a lot of big words but it came out as incoherent nonsense. You could tell he was really off after that very brief meeting on my porch. Glad they caught the guy. >


rambling imbecile who tried really hard to use a lot of big words but it came out as incoherent nonsense. You could tell he was really off

Disturbingly, that describes a lot of average, everyday Republicans. >

On the card he handed out, this was one of his position statements. It should give you an idea how ridiculous he sounded.
“Generate high-productivity trends in improvements of employment with the accompanying intention to increase the physical-economic productivity, and the standard of living of the persons and households of New Mexico.” >

I think the clinical lay-term for that is “word salad” and my indicate certain underlying maladies >

Word salad, word vomit, verbal diarrhea...definitely says something about the guy...and the 300+ people who voted for him w/o reading a dang thing about this clown. >

Look, my uncle… >

This absolute loser apparently orchestrated these crimes—and hired other men to perform them—because he was convinced that he had lost his election last November due to fraud.
He lost 74% to 26% to a 25-year incumbent in an overwhelmingly Democratic Albuquerque district.
This man is as stupid as he is violent as he is, existentially, a failure.
He was also a militant supporter of Donald Trump. Multiple flags hanging inside of his home. And he compared his own lopsided loss to Trump's.
If this literal loser is not the poster child of what happens when a political party engages in stochastic terrorism to gin up its base and sate the ego of its defeated leader, I don't know who is.