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> Austin C. Bacon, his third son, has a shorter employment history and a much narrower set of data. He has two charges for marijuana possession, both from 2015, and worked at "MOM's Organic Market" (and still does) and "Sheehy Ford Of Springfield". His political contribution record is nonexistent, while his other two sons made token contributions. Running some searches, he lives in NoVA despite his unimpressive resume. He was apparently born in 1995, putting his age at 31. I could not learn anything about him in surface-level media about Don Bacon. > Jessica Bacon, his daughter, has a minor charge for operating an uninspected vehicle. No contributions, and an unconfirmed linkedin. > On a comically fucked-up note, the DCCC report includes that Don Bacon had a sister and mother with breast cancer. No idea why they found that relevant. > Don Bacon's estimated net worth is between $500k and $1.5k. He sold out his country for pennies, frankly. I have friends and relatives wealthier than him who didn't need to import hundreds of thousands of rapists to get there. A pathetic, evil, vile man. > Of course, endorsed by Trump and, of course, received campaign support from Pence. Trump seems cursed to have worse character judgement than anyone else in human history. To his credit, Trump called for someone to primary him in 2021, but he didn't follow through on it. Bacon was endorsed by the Democrat that preceded him, indicating coordination between NE RINOs and Democrats. The funniest section of text, by far, I will paste in verbatim: > "Bacon Co-Founded The “Torah Values” Caucus Without Any Jewish Members" His primary history: > In 2016, he beat (66-33) Chip Maxwell, a conservative talk radio host, who had previously been a congressman but declined to remain in congress. Chip was a Tea Party guy, so he would presumably have been better. > In 2018, there was no primary. In 2020, he beat Paul Anderson. Paul Anderson has no available information about him on the internet, but I assume he must be better than Don Bacon. > In 2020, the NRCC have him access to a "Patriot Program" (kek), which basically meant extra money. Most of his 2020 campaign funds came from out of state. Lindsay Graham personally attended his fundraising dinner in 2019, aiming to ward off challengers. In 2016, at age ~50, the NRCC had declared him a "Young Gun" - a similarly cloying term for "useful goy who should get more campaign funding". > Notably, anti-Iraq War Republican and Obama appointee Chuck Hagel endorsed him in 2018 on 'civility' grounds. > Bacon endorsed Dem conspiracy theories about 'Russian hacking' in 2018. > There's a slate of nothingburger accusations about Bacon being vaguely friendly to people who were falsely accused of various ridiculous 'hate incidents', and being daring to compare an assassination attempt against Scalise to the 'much more grievous' crime of nebulous "right-wing violence" at Charlottesville. I would certainly object to his doing this, but from the opposite direction. > Bacon supported Rubio and Walker in 2016, but eventually accepted Trump in the general. He went back and forth on him, criticizing him for anti-neocon remarks, but not publicly opposing him and wasting political support by doing so. After 2020, he went all-in for the Democrats' J6 narrative but stopped short of torching his career early by supporting impeachment. He did vote in favor of the J6 commission. A lot of the text is slop written by retarded women, but the biography section, at least, is expertly compiled and worth reading. The mechanisms by which ZOG controls state political apparatuses in 75% red states are incredibly under-discussed, and worth discussing more than almost anything else. Even if you do not believe in politics, these are the exact same structures you will be facing off against on home territory in a hypothetical civil war.