Sen. McKoon Demands Barrow to Reject Endorsement
Sen. Josh McKoon, a Republican candidate for Secretary of State, issued a demand today that John Barrow, former GA-12 congressman, to reject the endorsement he received from Bee Nguyen for Barrow’s Secretary of State run. Nguyen had previously endorsed a tweet hoping that McKoon would die of a heart attack.
Sen. McKoon:
“Today I am demanding Democrat John Barrow run his campaign the same way I will run the Georgia’s Secretary of State office – with integrity and accountability. Bee Nguyen publically endorsed a tweet that wished me dead, so to see Barrow accept her endorsement today was disheartening to say the least. Instead of following Elizabeth Warren and Nancy Pelosi’s political playbook, Barrow needs to reject endorsements from radical progressive politicians like Nguyen and show voters that her disgusting and hateful rhetoric have absolutely no place in Georgia politics.”
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I agree with McKoon. If we’re going to decry the rhetoric of the president, we need to be consistent. Wishing death on a political opponent is about as low as calling Mexicans rapists and murderers or saying a judge can’t be impartial because he is a Mexican or calling countries “s..itholes or wanting to “ban” Muslims.
Has McKoon called out the President? Don’t hold Barrow to standards that you don’t hold McKoon too.
Forget what he has or had not done, I live by my code and he lives by his. This type of thinking is what is wrong with discourse today.
Interesting that McKoon’s definition of propriety is to use Warren’s and Pelosi’s first names while slandering them.
McKoon should put down that sausage biscuit, dump out his glass of sweet tea, and head to the gym.
He is DEFINITELY a candidate for a heart attack.
I dont want him to die…but Josh really just needs to go away. Everything that is problematic this term has his name on it. He is a problem and he needs to be solved.
And eating donuts.
I wish there was a way to like posts…donuts…lol
“hateful rhetoric have absolutely no place in Georgia politics” but it should be allowed and protected for religious reasons. The Gospel according to Josh.