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The Republican gubernatorial candidate who claimed to have killed people as a child won his primary, according to the Denver Post. Victor Marx, whom veteran journalist Kyle Clark once described as a "cross between Rambo and Billy Graham," won the GOP primary for Colorado's gubernatorial race after...
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "MAGA Republican who claimed to have killed people as a child wins Colorado GOP primary". The center frames it as "Victor Marx wins Colorado’s three-way Republican primary for governor, edging out Barbara...".
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Marx, who has gained notice due to a claim he killed a man when he was a child, will advance to the general election, NBC News projects.
Marine Corps veteran Victor Marx has won the Republican primary for Colorado governor.
Pastor and Marine Corps veteran Victor Marx has won the Republican primary for Colorado governor
Marine Corps veteran Victor Marx won the Republican primary for Colorado governor on Thursday.
Marx had 39.9% of the vote to Kirkmeyer’s 39.4% when the race was called