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Nazi jokes and ‘cum trophies’: meet the Texas gunfluencer who could soon represent Uvalde

The Guardian US ·
Nazi jokes and ‘cum trophies’: meet the Texas gunfluencer who could soon represent Uvalde

Brandon Herrera, a YouTuber known for making outrageous pro-gun statements, is the frontrunner to represent a district devastated by mass shootings The video begins with Brandon Herrera staring intently into the camera.

He is filming himself in a hotel room seated between twin beds, his black hair slicked back and beard neatly trimmed.

He is wearing a T-shirt branded with his trademark nickname, “The AK Guy”, above the image of a semi-automatic rifle primed for action.

Three days earlier, on 3 August 2019, a white nationalist armed with a semi-automatic firearm not dissimilar to the one stamped across Herrera’s chest entered a busy Walmart store in the Texas border city of El Paso and opened fire.

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