justonemorevoice
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First you need to show he was a conservative. He was an agnostic. He hated what happened at Waco. That's what put him over the edge. He liked guns. I think he was anti-government.
Was he a conservative?
It doesn't really matter though. I don't know anyone who would defend him.
im sorry, my mistake. i keep forgetting that conservative doesnt necessarily mean republican. he was a republican, though.
McVeigh's only known political affiliations were his voter registration with the Republican Party of New York when he lived in Buffalo, New York, and a membership in the National Rifle Association while in the military.[79]
Timothy McVeigh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia