Republicans may have finally found someone who goes too far.
Victor Marx’s Run for Governor Has the Colorado GOP Looking For an Exit
Republicans may have finally found someone who goes too far.
June 29, 20265:40 AM
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The defining moment in Victor Marx’s surreal quest to be Colorado’s governor came a few weeks ago, during a rare sit-down interview with a journalist. Halfway through the session, Denver TV news anchor Kyle Clark asked the candidate how many people he had killed.
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