Guy Man esq., DRS Enjoyer

I have no interest in giving Wikipedia money to blow on fake jobs for ovecredentialed paper-pushers, but if the banner said “Jimmy Wales created Wikipedia and he’d like to buy a yacht” then I’d pull out my wallet immediately.

🚨Breaking🚨: Physical altercation occurs at an Ed Gallrein (Thomas Massie’s opponent) event. In the final week of the campaign, and amid backlash over what many have called a “Biden-style basement campaign,” Ed Gallrein has decided to hold more public campaign events. Reports from the ground indicate these events have not gone well. They are being advertised to the public at large to encourage attendance.I n this video, you will see two different Kentuckians attempting to get their questions answered, and a Gallrein supporter getting physical with one of the people asking questions. The first question was: Why won’t Ed Gallrein debate Thomas Massie? Gallrein responded by claiming he was debating Massie right then — while speaking in a room that did not contain Thomas Massie. The second question asked whether Gallrein would protect the Constitution from unconstitutional executive overreach regardless of who the president is. Gallrein responded by saying he disagreed with the premise of the question and refused to answer it. After the speech, the attendees attempted once more to get their questions answered. That interaction ended with a Gallrein supporter grabbing the hand, phone, and wrist of the person recording in an attempt to stop the recording. These were not people from the Massie campaign, nor professional rabble-rousers — just ordinary Kentuckians trying to get straightforward answers. They only began recording after it became clear the question-and-answer portion would not be a genuine Q&A. The jumps in the video at the end are simply from the recorder accidentally turning her phone on and off during the altercation. Other reports from different events include people being denied entry even after RSVPing, with no explanation given. Some attendees say they were turned away because they “just didn’t look right.” It has also been stated that people are leaving these events saying things like, “Well, he didn’t tell me anything,” or “I came in wanting to vote for him, but not after that.” All of this lends credence to the idea that Gallrein is refusing to debate Thomas Massie because he lacks the ability to communicate effectively and hold his own in a potentially hostile environment. The problem, of course, is that Congress is a hostile environment.