GOP Candidate Once Bragged About Showing A Man's 'Ball Sack' To Unsuspecting Women
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In his 2015 book, Wisconsin congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden wrote about two women who were shocked at what he had to show them.
Rep. Ron Kind (Wis.) announced Tuesday that he will not be running for reelection, a blow to Democrats in one of the most competitive swing seats in 2022. Kind is a 13-term Democrat who said he had finally “run out of gas” in the job. It’s not clear who will step up on the Democratic side to run for the seat, but Republicans have a candidate ready to go: Derrick Van Orden, a retired Navy SEAL who lost to Kind in a closer-than-expected race last year.
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