Vincent Marzello didn’t expect to be chatting with a stranger. The 65-year-old from West Lebanon, New Hampshire, sat at a computer in his local library, where he could get 30 minutes of internet, his only real online access. As Marzello remembers it, a youngish, blonde man struck up a conversation: he was from California, had just moved to the area. Then the man suddenly pivoted, musing aloud that he might have voted twice. An odd thing to mention to someone you’d just met; a confession to a crime, really. Marzello got the man’s phone number but never saw him again.
Democrats under “the Obama-Biden administration” had “pressured schools to allow boys to compete in girls sports and use girls locker rooms.” Transphobes, in this worldview, are under siege.seemed likely to be among the bombshells promised to Dr. Bob.
an identity he often uses, filing a challenged voter affidavit in her name. That required having his picture taken, dressed to outwardly express the Helen identity. As for why he voted under both identities, he doesn’t have a great answer. He said he hadn’t voted in probably 20 years before 2016: “I usually don’t find people worth voting for anyway.” He remembered voting for the Constitutional Party as Vincent. “I thought Helen voted for the Republican Party, but I can’t even remember,” he said. “That was almost four years ago.”
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