NC Republicans run another conpiracy theorist
Esquire‘s Charlie Pierce began describing this place as “the newly insane state of North Carolina” in early 2015 (as far as I can tell) in honor of state voters selecting “Tea Party boy-toy Thom Tillis” for Senate over Democratic incumbent Sen. Kay Hagan. This was before Trump and before Madison Cawthorn replaced Rep. Mark Meadows in NC-11 in the same election in which Mark Robinson brought Christian nationalism to the office of lieutenant governor.
Joining Robinson on the ballot this fall is Michele Morrow, who you’ve already met. Morrow expects Tar Heels to put her in charge of the state’s public school system she doesn’t believe in.
A CNN reporter caught up with the elusive Morrow in a parking lot to ask for comment on her postings recommending execution for President Barack Obama and others.
Via WGHP:
“I prefer a Pay Per View of him in front of the firing squad,” Morrow said of Obama in a May 13, 2020, post on X, formerly Twitter. “I do not want to waste another dime on supporting his life. We could make some money back from televising his death.”
She’s referenced the QAnon conpiracy at least seven times, according to Media Matters reporting, Morrow as at the Jan. 6 rally/insurrection but claims she never entered the U.S. Capitol.
Multiple times on social media, Morrow has voiced concerns about a Satanic agenda and alleged that transgender people and Islam are linked to larger conspiracies.
Satan
On Jan. 21, 2019, on X, she described someone identified only by the name Alyssa as a “minion” of Satan. Preceding posts have since been deleted, and it is unclear who she is describing.
“Alyssa is not Satan…just a minion of his,” Morrow said. “Being manipulated and used by him, along with all of the liberal lunatics who are demanding the murder of children, praising the psychological disorder of gender confusion, promoting pediphelia (sic) and spewing hate! Satan is real.“
Globalists, adrenochrome, New World Order, it’s all there. But this allegation was new to me:
While advocating for a bill to ban puberty blockers and other gender-affirming healthcare for anyone under 18 in North Carolina, Morrow claims that “Big Pharma” is behind the existence of transgender people in a conspiracy to “make our children unable to reproduce.”
“The medical community is being lured into these practices through political threats and promises of huge cash payouts,” she said. “This is a disgusting plan of Big Pharma to make our children unable to reproduce and permanent patients, dependent on pharmaceuticals for their entire lives and needing multiple surgeries to deal with the painful and dangerous repercussions of trying to achieve an impossible goal of changing their God-given gender.”
See, Big Pharma wants to keep people from reproducing and so shrink its base of future customers.
Mo Green, Morrow’s Democratic opponent, has actually been a county superintendent of the third largest district in North Carolina. Here’s his ActBlue page.
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