or he is dangerously mentally ill. Either way, he should be nowhere near political office.
A few highlights from his Wikipedia bio:
Marx has claimed that, at age seven, his abusive stepfather took him to a rural area of Mendenhall, Mississippi, and made him shoot and kill a man. Mississippi sheriffs and police in the area have said there is no record of any unsolved homicides from that time. Marx claimed he contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the local sheriff's office, neither of which could solve the case as Marx was unable to provide many details. There is no evidence that Marx ever contacted authorities.[6] Marx mentioned in an interview with Colorado news station 9news that he is unsure how many people he has killed, and he thinks that it is not important to clarify.[8]
He served for three years in the United States Marine Corps after the 1983 Beirut barracks bombings, which killed 241 American personnel.[6][10] Marx has also said he joined the Marines because he feared that otherwise he would be prosecuted for fighting, stealing, and drug use.[4] Marx was an assistant for three years at James Dobson's Evangelical Christian organization Focus on the Family.[6]
In 2023, Marx's brother-in-law, Kenneth Breining, shot at Marx from inside the trailer he was living in on Marx's property. Marx was not hit. Breining was taken to an El Paso County jail and later bonded out. In 2024, Breining was suspected of murdering his girlfriend in Nevada County, California, where he remains in jail.[6][11]
As of May 20, 2026, Marx has around three million followers on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and X.[6] Inspired by Lone Wolf McQuade, Marx has posted social media videos where he disarms people holding dummy firearms.[12]
Marx is the founder of All Things Possible ministries.[13] Marx claimed on his campaign website that All Things Possible rescued more than 40,000 women and children from abuse, but this claim was disproven and removed. Marx has since declined to give an exact number of survivors saved in order to not "put people in danger".[8]
Marx was reportedly friends with conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk. He has spoken at many Turning Point USA events.[14]
Marx skipped many of the Republican debates during his campaign, a decision Paul Teske, a professor of public affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, called "unusual". Marx originally agreed to attend a debate on May 26, 2026. However, one of the debate moderators, KOA NewsRadio host Michael Brown, sent Marx a long list of claims he requested Marx prove. These claims included ministry work in the Middle East and Haiti, a gun battle with ISIS, and his martial arts credentials.[18] Marx rejected Brown's request on Twitter,[20] and announced he would not attend the debate for fear it would be a "staged ambush". Marx instead held a counter-rally to the debate.[18]
This is a long video, but it shows clearly how absolutely insane he his claims are.
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