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5:49Now PlayingMAGA extremist who lost their race in Missouri after posting insane and bigoted videos returns in an announcement she is moving to Texas to run for congress again with a video attacking Dan Crenshaw and Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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GOP Candidate Who Burned Books And Said 'Don't Be Weak And Gay' Declares Next Move
"Valentina Gomez, the Republican who produced outrageous anti-gay videos in a losing bid to become Missouri’s secretary of state earlier this year, isn’t giving up on politics just yet. (Watch the video below.)
In a video on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday, Gomez announced she is running for Congress in Texas ― while suggesting she might have designs on the seat that Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R) just won again. And she did it all in her familiar bombastic style.
“I’m running for Congress in Texas and I’m taking down a RINO and a dinosaur once and for all, because Congress is full of crooks like Speaker [Mike] Johnson, who is just a little man with no balls that funds Ukraine and betrays the American people every chance he gets,” Gomez declared. “And Dan Crenshaw, who is only good at betraying his fellow Navy SEALs.”"
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