Robert Morrow thread [May Contain NSFW images]
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Hahaha this is democracy in action. This guy is just too funny and the people who should be embarrassed are the establishment politicians in that region that apparently fucked everything up so much the people decided to say: "Fuck it, we're voting for the honest guy that also loves big titties."
For many people Trump is also that choice. He isn't ridiculous and he isn't dangerous, but for many voters he's their pick because of any positive qualities but just because they want to let the establishment thieves know how much they hate them. Trump is shitting on all the people that have shitted on them so even if he would get nothing done they would be satisfied knowing he made a crony traitor and a hypocritical faggot or two have an aneurysm.
Trump/Morrow 2016
For many people Trump is also that choice. He isn't ridiculous and he isn't dangerous, but for many voters he's their pick because of any positive qualities but just because they want to let the establishment thieves know how much they hate them. Trump is shitting on all the people that have shitted on them so even if he would get nothing done they would be satisfied knowing he made a crony traitor and a hypocritical faggot or two have an aneurysm.
Trump/Morrow 2016
I may have to have him be my wingman if I'm ever in Austin.
spokepoker
Hummingbird
Hades said:
What'd you tweet him?
Such an amazing troll. His last tweet was "I am in charge of trigger alerts" If this guy saw the boobs lounge he would be a forum member in a minute.
http://www.mystatesman.com/news/news/local-govt-politics/who-is-robert-morrow/nqdgh/
Who is Robert Morrow?
Robert Morrow has tried for years to draw attention to his “alternative histories” on the Bush family, the Clintons, Rick Perry, Karl Rove, Lyndon B. Johnson and a host of other major political figures he says are murderers, pedophiles and gangsters.
He frequently called and emailed traditional media outlets, including the American-Statesman, to sell his version of history. He posted constantly on social media and blogs. He evangelized to strangers he met while hiking. He took out an ad in the Austin Chronicle. He even co-authored a book on the Clintons with Roger Stone, a confidant of Donald Trump and veteran GOP political strategist.
Despite Morrow’s enormous efforts and the occasional story about him, he made little headway in convincing the world that Johnson had President John F. Kennedy assassinated, that many Texas Republican politicians are homosexual pedophiles or that the Clintons and Bushes have conspired in organized crime.
But on Tuesday, Morrow defeated Travis County Republican Party Chairman James Dickey, bringing national media attention to his vulgar, prejudiced and often bizarre writings online. It’s an opportunity that Morrow is determined not to waste.
“I’ve been emailing and talking to the Austin media for 10 years about all these topics, … and they all wanted to ignore Robert for 10 years,” said Morrow, who was interviewed Friday in his roughly $1 million home in Davenport Ranch off of Loop 360. “Now they all want to talk to me.”
Asked how a tweet he sent Thursday suggesting that former first lady Barbara Bush star in a pornographic movie spreads the word about his alternative histories, Morrow said his use of vulgarity and profanity online is a strategic choice.
“The inflammatory tweets are to get people’s attention and direct them to the truth and the reality of the criminal vermin who are running American politics,” he said. “It gets people’s attention, and they start reading the research that’s lying right before their eyes, the truth that the scumbags in the mainstream media will not tell you.”
Morrow, 51, never married and has no kids. He called himself a “self-employed investor” but declined to discuss his business ventures other than saying he has “income and assets.” The passion that takes up most of his time is political research and activism, he said.
A former high school basketball star and workout enthusiast, Morrow is tall and barrel-chested. He hobbles when he walks, he said, because years of intense weightlifting have deteriorated the cartilage in his knees.
His hair, which he combs forward so it forms a perfectly straight line of bangs across his forehead, has drawn attention online. Asked about it Friday, Morrow suggested, crudely, that people who care so much about his hair should instead pay attention to the size of another part of his anatomy.
Tuscaloosa to Texas
Morrow grew up in Tuscaloosa, Ala. His father owned a successful real estate company that his only sibling, David, now runs.
Morrow went to Princeton University, where he said he majored in history and had a 3.3 GPA, before getting a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Texas. After UT, Morrow moved back home for four years and worked for the family business. But he left the company, and Alabama, after a “conflict with certain people who were there, and either they’re going to go or I’m going to go, and that’s just the way it is.”
Having fallen in love with Austin during graduate school — “I could not believe when I got here how nice it was, how many beautiful girls were running around, how nice the University of Texas was” — Morrow returned in 1994 and eventually tried his hand at day trading.
That didn’t last long, he said, because it was “just too brutal of a way to make a living.”
Morrow owns a business called Morrow Ventures, Inc., but he said Friday that it has “very little economic activity.” He refused to answer further questions about his finances.
In the mid- to late 1990s, Morrow had a “volunteering phase” and worked with children in a variety of roles, including with the Court Appointed Special Advocates, Big Brothers Big Sisters and as a mentor at an Austin public school. Until about five years ago, he hosted an Easter egg hunt for his neighborhood, he said.
On the table in his living room, Morrow has a collection of children’s toys that he said are primarily for visitors, although he also plays with them.
“I have them because of fun. I like to have toys at my house. Well, a toy can be a toy for a child or it can be a toy for a 45-year-old woman or a 50-year-old man,” he said Thursday.
Political research
Morrow, who calls himself a “small-L libertarian,” hasn’t always been a Republican.
He volunteered for the 1988 presidential campaign of Democrat Michael Dukakis. In 1992, Morrow voted for the Libertarian Party presidential candidate. But since 1994, Morrow said, he has been voting for and supporting Republicans. In 2004, he got involved with Travis County GOP groups to support President George W. Bush’s re-election.
“I really have always been a libertarian, no matter what party I’m in,” he said. “Parties are just vehicles for political expression, and you get a bigger platform in the Republican Party.”
It was around the time he started working to support the Bush campaign that Morrow said he began researching the “corrupt vermin running both political parties.”
He has bought and read more than 1,000 books on American politicians, primarily the Bushes, Clintons and Johnson. When he heard that Stone, the GOP strategist, was writing a book about the Kennedy assassination, Morrow reached out and helped him research. Stone then encouraged him to write a book on the Clintons, Morrow said, and they ended up co-authoring “The Clintons’ War on Women” last year.
Trump has tweeted about the book, which has been widely criticized for inaccuracies, and has alluded to its claims when attacking Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail. Morrow said he voted for U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in the presidential primary but wants the party to coalesce around Trump if Cruz doesn’t win.
Local Republicans are searching for ways to keep Morrow from assuming the county party chairmanship in June, but they have little legal recourse. If he does become chairman, Morrow said he doesn’t plan to disrupt the county party’s core functions, like running the primary, or lob accusations at local Republicans like he does national politicians.
“I supported Gerald Daugherty for county commissioner. I think he’s a nice man. I also support Don Zimmerman for Austin City Council. I think he’s a nice man,” Morrow said. “I’ve got my focus on Bushes, Clintons, the legacy of Lyndon Johnson and also any sexual hypocrite.”
Who is Robert Morrow?
Robert Morrow has tried for years to draw attention to his “alternative histories” on the Bush family, the Clintons, Rick Perry, Karl Rove, Lyndon B. Johnson and a host of other major political figures he says are murderers, pedophiles and gangsters.
He frequently called and emailed traditional media outlets, including the American-Statesman, to sell his version of history. He posted constantly on social media and blogs. He evangelized to strangers he met while hiking. He took out an ad in the Austin Chronicle. He even co-authored a book on the Clintons with Roger Stone, a confidant of Donald Trump and veteran GOP political strategist.
Despite Morrow’s enormous efforts and the occasional story about him, he made little headway in convincing the world that Johnson had President John F. Kennedy assassinated, that many Texas Republican politicians are homosexual pedophiles or that the Clintons and Bushes have conspired in organized crime.
But on Tuesday, Morrow defeated Travis County Republican Party Chairman James Dickey, bringing national media attention to his vulgar, prejudiced and often bizarre writings online. It’s an opportunity that Morrow is determined not to waste.
“I’ve been emailing and talking to the Austin media for 10 years about all these topics, … and they all wanted to ignore Robert for 10 years,” said Morrow, who was interviewed Friday in his roughly $1 million home in Davenport Ranch off of Loop 360. “Now they all want to talk to me.”
Asked how a tweet he sent Thursday suggesting that former first lady Barbara Bush star in a pornographic movie spreads the word about his alternative histories, Morrow said his use of vulgarity and profanity online is a strategic choice.
“The inflammatory tweets are to get people’s attention and direct them to the truth and the reality of the criminal vermin who are running American politics,” he said. “It gets people’s attention, and they start reading the research that’s lying right before their eyes, the truth that the scumbags in the mainstream media will not tell you.”
Morrow, 51, never married and has no kids. He called himself a “self-employed investor” but declined to discuss his business ventures other than saying he has “income and assets.” The passion that takes up most of his time is political research and activism, he said.
A former high school basketball star and workout enthusiast, Morrow is tall and barrel-chested. He hobbles when he walks, he said, because years of intense weightlifting have deteriorated the cartilage in his knees.
His hair, which he combs forward so it forms a perfectly straight line of bangs across his forehead, has drawn attention online. Asked about it Friday, Morrow suggested, crudely, that people who care so much about his hair should instead pay attention to the size of another part of his anatomy.
Tuscaloosa to Texas
Morrow grew up in Tuscaloosa, Ala. His father owned a successful real estate company that his only sibling, David, now runs.
Morrow went to Princeton University, where he said he majored in history and had a 3.3 GPA, before getting a master’s degree in business administration from the University of Texas. After UT, Morrow moved back home for four years and worked for the family business. But he left the company, and Alabama, after a “conflict with certain people who were there, and either they’re going to go or I’m going to go, and that’s just the way it is.”
Having fallen in love with Austin during graduate school — “I could not believe when I got here how nice it was, how many beautiful girls were running around, how nice the University of Texas was” — Morrow returned in 1994 and eventually tried his hand at day trading.
That didn’t last long, he said, because it was “just too brutal of a way to make a living.”
Morrow owns a business called Morrow Ventures, Inc., but he said Friday that it has “very little economic activity.” He refused to answer further questions about his finances.
In the mid- to late 1990s, Morrow had a “volunteering phase” and worked with children in a variety of roles, including with the Court Appointed Special Advocates, Big Brothers Big Sisters and as a mentor at an Austin public school. Until about five years ago, he hosted an Easter egg hunt for his neighborhood, he said.
On the table in his living room, Morrow has a collection of children’s toys that he said are primarily for visitors, although he also plays with them.
“I have them because of fun. I like to have toys at my house. Well, a toy can be a toy for a child or it can be a toy for a 45-year-old woman or a 50-year-old man,” he said Thursday.
Political research
Morrow, who calls himself a “small-L libertarian,” hasn’t always been a Republican.
He volunteered for the 1988 presidential campaign of Democrat Michael Dukakis. In 1992, Morrow voted for the Libertarian Party presidential candidate. But since 1994, Morrow said, he has been voting for and supporting Republicans. In 2004, he got involved with Travis County GOP groups to support President George W. Bush’s re-election.
“I really have always been a libertarian, no matter what party I’m in,” he said. “Parties are just vehicles for political expression, and you get a bigger platform in the Republican Party.”
It was around the time he started working to support the Bush campaign that Morrow said he began researching the “corrupt vermin running both political parties.”
He has bought and read more than 1,000 books on American politicians, primarily the Bushes, Clintons and Johnson. When he heard that Stone, the GOP strategist, was writing a book about the Kennedy assassination, Morrow reached out and helped him research. Stone then encouraged him to write a book on the Clintons, Morrow said, and they ended up co-authoring “The Clintons’ War on Women” last year.
Trump has tweeted about the book, which has been widely criticized for inaccuracies, and has alluded to its claims when attacking Hillary Clinton on the campaign trail. Morrow said he voted for U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in the presidential primary but wants the party to coalesce around Trump if Cruz doesn’t win.
Local Republicans are searching for ways to keep Morrow from assuming the county party chairmanship in June, but they have little legal recourse. If he does become chairman, Morrow said he doesn’t plan to disrupt the county party’s core functions, like running the primary, or lob accusations at local Republicans like he does national politicians.
“I supported Gerald Daugherty for county commissioner. I think he’s a nice man. I also support Don Zimmerman for Austin City Council. I think he’s a nice man,” Morrow said. “I’ve got my focus on Bushes, Clintons, the legacy of Lyndon Johnson and also any sexual hypocrite.”
sixsix said:
While I am certainly partial to this guy's IDGAF/chauvinistic style, and have been cracking a laugh reading his great Twitter account, statements like this really leave me scratching my head.
By all indications this man is just a thirsty simp and an overall loser. Plain and simple. If he held any other politics he'd be regarded as such by everyone here.
Donald Trump on the other hand pretty much the exact opposite of this guy, having been successful in almost all aspects of his life.
If people are serious about supporting the candidacy of Trump, it would probably be best to stop advocating that he partner with such lowlifes.
Latinopan said:
The woman in the pictures is Denise Melani
just for the curious
NSFW
http://www.imagescream.com/img/soft/images/2013/12/09/denise-milani.gif
and her instagram is full of pictures of her with her male german sheperd dog. After reading the chicks banging dogs thread on this forum...I am disturbed.
puckerman
Ostrich
I'm glad to find this thread here. I've known Rob for eleven years. I can't remember where I met him--it was either the Austin Toll Party or at Gold's Gym. Later we were both involved with Ron Paul's campaign in 2007.
Rob did a lot of block-walking for Doctor Paul. He's one of the most active people I know. He presents a very good appearance when he needs to.
I also remember one fun event Rob organized in the summer of 2007. Rudy Giuliani was coming to town, and we found out he would be visiting a house in a gated community in Westlake. Rob got a bunch of people to stand outside the gates with Ron Paul signs. But he made it even more fun by getting the late Leslie Cochran involved. Leslie was Austin's most famous homeless person and would often walk around town wearing G-strings. We had Leslie stand right outside the gate with a sign showing his support for Hillary Clinton. We don't know if Rudy ever saw it or not, but it was fun just thinking we were pissing off these country-club Red Team assholes.
Rob loves to antagonize the bad guys. He hates the Clintons AND the Bushes with equal vigor. He loves to talk about gossip and conspiracy theories.
He hates hypocrites. He also apparently knew that Lance Armstrong was a fraud long before his fraud was exposed.
It's kind of hard to tell what Rob believes sometime. He doesn't talk about ideas or philosophy much. I do know that he actually favored the Iraq War and is pro-abortion--which might seem odd for a Ron Paul supporter.
He's a professional investor and seems to do whatever he wants. He goes to lots of conventions and spends lots of time on activism.
Lots of locals hate him, of course. But he does make activism fun. He first got national attention when he took out this ad in the Austin Chronicle:
Rob did a lot of block-walking for Doctor Paul. He's one of the most active people I know. He presents a very good appearance when he needs to.
I also remember one fun event Rob organized in the summer of 2007. Rudy Giuliani was coming to town, and we found out he would be visiting a house in a gated community in Westlake. Rob got a bunch of people to stand outside the gates with Ron Paul signs. But he made it even more fun by getting the late Leslie Cochran involved. Leslie was Austin's most famous homeless person and would often walk around town wearing G-strings. We had Leslie stand right outside the gate with a sign showing his support for Hillary Clinton. We don't know if Rudy ever saw it or not, but it was fun just thinking we were pissing off these country-club Red Team assholes.
Rob loves to antagonize the bad guys. He hates the Clintons AND the Bushes with equal vigor. He loves to talk about gossip and conspiracy theories.
He hates hypocrites. He also apparently knew that Lance Armstrong was a fraud long before his fraud was exposed.
It's kind of hard to tell what Rob believes sometime. He doesn't talk about ideas or philosophy much. I do know that he actually favored the Iraq War and is pro-abortion--which might seem odd for a Ron Paul supporter.
He's a professional investor and seems to do whatever he wants. He goes to lots of conventions and spends lots of time on activism.
Lots of locals hate him, of course. But he does make activism fun. He first got national attention when he took out this ad in the Austin Chronicle:
News from our second-favorite politician:
https://twitter.com/RobMorroLiberty/status/711060339140349952
He retweeted this:
https://twitter.com/trutherbotornge/status/711052112055042048
Oy vey.
https://twitter.com/RobMorroLiberty/status/711060339140349952
He retweeted this:
https://twitter.com/trutherbotornge/status/711052112055042048
Oy vey.
I DIDN'T KILL MY WIFE
Kingfisher
crosspost from Trump thread:
remember Rob Morrow, the shitlord from Travis County, Texas?
dude has gone full anime. i've never seen such a huge troll who was an elected politician and older than 40yo!
remember Rob Morrow, the shitlord from Travis County, Texas?
dude has gone full anime. i've never seen such a huge troll who was an elected politician and older than 40yo!
https://twitter.com/RobMorroLiberty/status/716803469588336640
This guy is simply the gift that keeps on giving.
This guy is simply the gift that keeps on giving.
I'm gonna stick up for Mr. Marrow here, and not just because he posted some KanColle pictures. The man is, according to the information in this thread, an investor who lives in a million dollar house. He's a former weightlifter. He's charismatic enough to get elected County Chair in a major city. He's 51 and can pass for someone 20 years less than that that. He's got legions of fans.
What makes you think he's a loser, or a "thirsty simp"? Because he's not married? Because he posts pics of girls with huge boobs on twitter? So what?
Just watched the full video from OP:
1:30 "The Bush Crime Family would be the number one reason why I got involved in politics. It's disgusting, evil awful people that should be in jail"
2:03 "Donald Trump will take Hillary Clinton and throw her headfirst down the staircase in American Politics"
6:32 "I tell the truth about their demented, bizarre sexual shenanigans, I mean I think George W. Bush is like Rick Perry, both of them are closet homosexuals, that's my personal opinion, ok, and yet they run around with bibles and telling everyone how Christian they are and how religious they are you know when there are a lot of homosexuals in Austin Texas who can tell you what a queer Rick Perry is..."
hshit:
1:30 "The Bush Crime Family would be the number one reason why I got involved in politics. It's disgusting, evil awful people that should be in jail"
2:03 "Donald Trump will take Hillary Clinton and throw her headfirst down the staircase in American Politics"
6:32 "I tell the truth about their demented, bizarre sexual shenanigans, I mean I think George W. Bush is like Rick Perry, both of them are closet homosexuals, that's my personal opinion, ok, and yet they run around with bibles and telling everyone how Christian they are and how religious they are you know when there are a lot of homosexuals in Austin Texas who can tell you what a queer Rick Perry is..."
hshit:- Status