LOL: Ousted Congressman Denver Riggleman’s Mom Told Him ‘I’m Sorry You Were Ever Elected’ After He Betrayed Trump
Ousted former one-term Congressman Denver Riggleman, who was soundly rejected by Republican voters after one term, was admonished by his own mother after he turned against President Donald Trump, sold his soul, and became a full-fledged RINO.
“What will it take to wake you up son….I love you so, but cannot stand by and listen to your elitist attitude and being praised by elitist journalist and democrats,” Riggleman’s mother told him via text.
“You are now part of the swamp…I’m sorry you were ever elected…You are officially a politician…I have cried over you and my heart is broken by you,” she added.
Riggleman’s mother admonished him in Oct. 2020 when he was doing a media tour against President Donald Trump and tarring his supporters in the crucial weeks before the presidential election, working with Democrats to push a resolution condemning so-called QAnon followers. In the months after, Riggleman only doubled down on his disgusting beliefs. Now, he’s hawking a book to the fake news media in a vain attempt to get some of that Never Trump cash.
Big League Politics reported on how Riggleman peddled phony intelligence reports claiming that constitutional freedom groups are terror threats in order to feed the overreaching Jan. 6 probe of which he has a gleeful participant:
“Former Congressman Denver Riggleman of Virginia was booted last year from public office in disgrace for disrespecting his constituents and being a disreputable individual.
Now, he is leading the Big Brother charge to demonize constitutional rights’ supporters in the wake of the U.S. Capitol protests.
Riggleman’s organization, the Network Contagion Research Institute, released a propaganda paper blaming pro-Constitution groups such as the Oathkeepers for the display at the Capitol…
In Riggleman’s report, he lists a series of so-called “hate” groups that he believes were primarily responsible for the violence at the protests. He admitted that the list is not conclusive:
‘Proud Boys (White Supremacists)
Oathkeepers (Anti-government)
NSC131 (Neo-Nazi)
New Jersey European Heritage Association (White Supremacists)
Nick Fuentes and “Groyper Army” (Neo-Nazi)
American Nationalist Party (White Supremacists)
American Guard (White Supremacists)’
The Proud Boys organization is led by Enrique Tarrio, a black man of Cuban heritage, so the characterization of them as a group of “white supremacists” is ridiculously and laughably false. Additionally, the Oathkeepers are a pro-Constitution organization that urges government officials to not comply with illegal and unlawful orders against the people. They are on Riggleman’s Big Brother hit list too.
These are the types of groups that Riggleman wants the government to target, profile and punish in a flagrant violation of the 1st Amendment. He points to random posts on social media as “evidence” to promote an Orwellian crackdown against dissidents.
“At the vanguard of the insurrectionist act were an amalgamation of QAnon conspiracy theorists, Proud Boys, white supremacists, and other far-right activists,” the report states.”
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) took Riggleman to task for being a pathetic, groveling shill desperate to remain in the public eye:
The people of Virginia were right to boot Riggleman in 2020 and replace him with solid conservative Congressman Bob Good after just one term. If Riggleman is remembered at all, it will be as a pitiful Benedict Arnold wannabe who bumbled and floundered on his way to irrelevance and obscurity.
Shane Trejo
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