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Alleged Ties To White Supremacists’ Group And Arrest Record Kick GOP Candidate Out Of Race (video and picture)
Friday, March 28, 2014 16:41
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A GOP candidate for the Colorado House dropped out of the race Thursday after reports that he had ties to white supremacy movements as well as an arrest record.The Denver Post reported Nate Marshall, who was nominated by the party five days earlier, said he “didn’t think things all the way through” when he decided to run unopposed for the GOP spot. MOREHERE
As the Post reports:
The 42-year-old construction manager said he isn’t media-savvy, and he thought he would have time to explain his arrest record on his campaign website and also go through and clean up some of the things he had posted on the Internet.
He made derogatory comments about Muslims, gays and members of Occupy Denver. MOREHERE
