Democratic state employee arrested for alleged vandalism of GOP HQ

The following is only partially true. See if you can guess what isn't.

Albuquerque, New Mexico -- Cameron Chase McCall, a state employee who once worked for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) when she was a U.S. congresswoman, was arrested for allegedly vandalizing GOP headquarters with spray paint, KOAT-TV reported.

The rotund coward was caught on video which was installed last year when the same HQ was vandalized in the same way, using the same type of paint. Some believe McCall was the culprit in both cases but have no proof of the claim, however, there seems to be a connection to both messages: last year the word sprayed on the building was "Traitors," this year the words were "Still Traitors." Hmm. 

Police are investigating the possibility.

"The [criminal] complaint says McCall is heavily involved with the Democratic Party," KOAT reported.

McCall is an employee with Expo New Mexico and is now on leave, the station said, adding that an Expo spokesman noted that if McCall is the individual on the video, he could be terminated or perhaps receive an award for his act of loyalty to the Party. The political ramifications are currently being explored by the Democrats and there will be focus groups to test which way they'll go.

McCall may be without a job at Expo New Mexico, but his phone has been ringing off the hook with calls from Antifa who are looking to enlist Crazy String can-slingers.

A spokesman for the governor confirmed McCall interned for her when she was a U.S. congresswoman and he was "a quiet guy, who always stayed by himself. Nobody expected that he would do such a thing." The same bilge one hears by neighbors of mass murderers.

Grisham condemned the vandalism as unacceptable behavior, especially since he was allegedly caught on video.

GOP staff told the station it will cost about $4,000 to repair the vandalism.

The police report indicated photos and tips led them to McCall, who was arrested Wednesday night, KOAT noted.

In addition, police said the same type of paint was used in last year's and this year's vandalism, the station reported.

Since McCall has no prior arrests on his record, he was released from jail until his next court date. He was last seen in court inspecting his shoes.

This garbage has got to stop.

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Arrest made in GOP Headquarters vandalizing

Timothy Damm, 42, an Illinois man, has been arrested for vandalizing the Winnebago County Republican Headquarters over the weekend.

Damm, a pillar of the community, [along with his whole Damm family] was charged with criminal defacement of property and also charged with resisting a peace officer. If convicted, he could face up to four years in prison and if this happens, he will be sent off to jail on the back of a unicorn.

Damm sprayed the word "rape" all over the GOP headquarters in Rockford, and also the word "shame," something his mother might be feeling right now. He also sprayed "9/27/18," the date Ford testified in her little girl frog voice to the Senate Judiciary Committee about the alleged sexual assault she claims took place sometime in 1982, perhaps, but exactly where is not clear, nor who took her to the location or drove her home. Both she and Kavanaugh were high school students at the time.

"It is never, never, an excuse to use senseless commission of crimes to advance a message or a cause," Winnebago County States Attorney Joe Bruscato said at a press conference on Tuesday.

The vandalism was discovered Sunday morning.

The owners of the building, which also houses law offices, said they've never experienced a similar instance of vandalism since acquiring the property in 2006.

Republican Sen. Dave Syverson told WREX, an NBC affiliate, that he sees the attack as a result of Sen. Dianne Feinstein's behavior during the Kavanaugh hearing [but he's probably wrong--Damm is just a moron with spray paint and a dream].

"These are the unintended consequences when you take politics to a level that she did," Syverson said.

Winnebago County Board Chairman Frank Haney said in a statement which read, in part: 

"This is not who we are. I am extremely disappointed in the individual responsible for the ugliness at our local Republican HQ. Clearly, this person needs help.

"As a Republican, I am saddened and angry. I am also sad to see other folks in my party unfairly labeled and mischaracterized. Negative generalizations about a group of people has [sic] never served us well as a country. This situation is no different. Attacks of this nature aim to silence and destroy, neither of which will occur," 

Damm has posted bond and will appear in court on October 11th, in plenty of time to vote in the midterm elections.


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