Conspiracy Author With Bizarre Sexual Writings Elected GOP County Chair

New County Chair Robert Morrow Co-Authored Book Last Year With Trump Ally Roger Stone

Written by Eric Hananoki & Oliver Willis

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Robert Morrow, who co-authored an anti-Clinton conspiracy book with Republican dirty trickster Roger Stone, has been elected chairman of the Republican Party in Travis County, Texas. Morrow is a fringe conspiracy theorist with a long trail of crude, racist, anti-LGBT, and misogynistic social media posts.

Travis County includes Austin, the capital of Texas. Morrow was elected with 54 percent of the vote but party officials have already issued condemnations of his election.

Vice chair Matt Mackowiak told the Texas Tribune, “We will explore every single option that exists, whether it be persuading him to resign, trying to force him to resign, constraining his power, removing his ability to spend money or resisting any attempt for him to access data or our social media account,” adding, “I'm treating this as a coup and as a hostile takeover.”

The Austin American-Statesman reported that the current chairman, James Dickey, who lost to Stone, “believes most people who voted for Morrow did not know who either candidate was.”

Stone and Morrow co-authored The Clintons' War on Women, which claims to show “how Bill and Hillary Clinton systematically abused women and others -- sexually, physically, and psychologically -- in their scramble for power and wealth.” The book is dedicated to -- and cites research from -- a Holocaust denier who blames a “Jewish plot” for the 9/11 attacks.

In a tweet after Morrow's victory, Stone wrote, “I have inserted my man @RobMorroLiberty as Travis Co GOP Chairman.”

On his Twitter account, Morrow has pledged to “put my tongue up Barbara Bush's ass on national TV” if Clinton wins the presidency; called Clinton, Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), and CNN political commentator Ana Navarro a “cunt”; repeatedly wrote about “Hillary Clinton's pussy” and said she is “Cum Repellent Fullproof”; tweeted that “If Hillary AND Bill Clinton died of heart attacks, it would be a good day for the people of the world”; and wrote that Chelsea Clinton is a “whore.”

Media Matters documented in September that Morrow has wished death on Hillary Clinton and been visited by the Secret Service; posted bizarre sexual writings about the former secretary of state; called Chelsea Clinton a “slut” and imagined how she would “have sex one day” with Bill Clinton; posted about “niggers” and “pro-faggot JUDICIAL ACTIVISM”; and claimed the Bush and Clinton families were involved in murders and drug-running.

Morrow also attacked Fox News host Megyn Kelly, writing on Facebook: “Megyn Kelly objectifying women with her titties about to pop out of her dress.” After Stone was a no-show for a scheduled Fox News appearance, Morrow wondered if there are “little liberal pussies working at FOX.”

Stone is a notorious “dirty trickster” who previously worked for Trump's presidential campaign last year and is now organizing against Clinton's campaign again.

CNN banned Stone as a guest after he wrote a series of crude tweets targeting CNN personalities. Stone's tweets about media figures include such descriptions as: “muff-diver,” “elitist c*nt,” “professional negro,” “arrogant know-it-all negro,” “stupid negro,” “fat negro,” “Mandingo,” and “quota hires” (among many others).

Here is a sampling of Morrow's tweets: