Posted on 09/07/2026 12:31:31 PM PDT by SmokingJoe
Meet Spencer Garrard, a retired professor at Columbus State University and his wife, a woke reverend.
Police were called after stolen campaign signs for Georgia House candidate Stephen Acorn traced back to their home via airtag.
Watch the full police bodycam footage of them questioning him and recovering the signs from the trash.
The officers were extremely patient and professional and he acted like a total a**hole. I’m surprised he didn’t get arrested.
Why are the always teachers???
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Yup.
Watch video at link on X.
Do we have to?
In fact, most demonrats aren’t even human beings.
No audio; can you not post the actual video so folks don’t have to have an account with X ?
Why teachers? Because too many of them have the delusion that their profession confers near godhood upon them.
They don’t suffer from that delusion. They enjoy it.
You need a college education to be so stupid.
Great thinking bringing the signs back to your house and putting them in your own trash. Duh…
His wife is gone to have a massage?
Why are people like this having so many resources. It is insanity.
He was very quick to shift the blame to his wife.
Who needs a husband like that?
Indeed.
That’s the bitter truth.
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