A GOP candidate in New Mexico sentenced for positions calling Trump's "A-line A ** hole"

A Republican congressional candidate from New Mexico was forced to stand for the 2015 posts that labeled incumbent President Donald Trump as "unworthy fool of the bureau" and stand up against the man that she openly supports.

Claire Chase, who runs to defeat the Rep. Democratic Xochitl Torres Small in the 2nd Congressional District of New Mexico, was revealed as a member of the Republican Party "Never Trump" in the 2016 presidential election. The right-wing Breitbart News website has first reported Chase's anti-Trump past, while she currently stood as a fervent supporter of the Trump administration. Facebook posts dating from 2015 see him trump as a tracker of the Vietnam War and threaten to vote for libertarian candidate Gary Johnson if Trump was to win the GOP primary.

A representative of Chase's campaign at US House insists that she voted for Trump in November 2016 despite the ridicule he has been criticized for at least two years. His post-election comments continued to mock Donald Trump on a personal level – but now she's "come".

"For all my friends who love Donald Trump, I'm working on a more complete mug shot that this one is a hole ** unworthy of the office and power of the US president," wrote Chase on Facebook on 30 August 2015., as the New York businessman and reality TV host began to rise up against his main GOP rivals.

"Marco Rubio is the guy, Carly Fiorina is the woman, it's the ticket to beat Hillary Clinton," she added next to a link to an article from The Washington Post touting the Republican senator from Florida.

A few weeks later, in 2015, Chase published an article in Politico on whether Alaska's former governor, Sarah Palin, would become the energy secretary of the company. Trump administration, he was to win the following year. "That's reason enough not to vote for Trump, among the other 836,297 reasons not to vote for him," wrote Chase on Facebook.

In her biggest condemnation of the current president whom she praised openly, Chase shared an article in Politico stressing that Trump asserted that he "always had the feeling" of having served in l & # 39; army.

"Ugh. I * REALLY * do not like Donald Trump, I've also gone to military internship, can I walk in a military training course, of course, do I know what rank to have? One by what is on his uniform Yes, can I recite the military alphabet Have I made huge sacrifices to defend this country from its enemies? have I risked my life for almost less than the minimum wage? Why? Because I'm not part of the armed forces, that's why. It's beyond the offensive, "wrote Chase in September 2015 .

A recent video posted on Chase's campaign, his Twitter account shows him posing alongside Vice President Mike Pence last month on stage during a speech highlighting his connections with the oil and gas industry. As Breitbart reported for the first time, Chase has "close ties with the Republican wing" and is a wealthy leader in the energy sector.

In a statement reacting to the old anti-Trump messages, Chase campaign consultant Chris Murphy said that despite her negative comments, she had voted absolutely for Trump in November 2016.

"Claire did not support her in the primary, but she voted for President Trump in general, celebrated her election, supports him now and thinks he's done a great job as president. Murphy wrote in an email to the conservative website.