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A Georgia poll worker who was just arrested and charged with mailing a bomb threat has a social media history of posting unhinged insults against Donald Trump and his supporters.
Nicholas Wimbish, who ran a voting precinct in Jones County, Ga., is facing potentially decades in prison after an argument with a voter allegedly spurred Wimbish to send that voter a crazed letter that threatened, among other dangerous things, an explosive device. Wimbish’s X feed reveals a history of hatred for Donald Trump and his supporters.
It is unclear exactly what political affiliation Wimbish has, although his 2023 and 2024 tweets indicate that he could potentially be a right-leaning individual who dislikes Trump personally. Wimbish seems to have hoped that Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) would win the Republican primary, though it is unclear if he actually supported DeSantis for policy reasons or simply because he hoped Trump would lose to DeSantis — or anyone else. He was even more confidently predicting a Joe Biden 2024 victory over Trump than a Trump loss in the GOP primary.
Just in the last week, he repeatedly posted or reposted insults directed at Trump’s supporters. For example, he reposted a hysterical accusation against Trump of supposedly “putting a female reporter or a local election worker on blast with inflammatory lies to his millions of racist, misogynist, nut job followers.” Wimbish personally labeled a Trump rally clip “Gross????????” and predicted that pro-Trump former Rep. George Santos would be in jail by Nov.
