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Congressman Posts to X After He Passes Away – Twitchy

It was announced on Thursday that long-time Arizona Congressman Raul Grijalva has passed away after a battle with cancer. Grijalva had served Arizona’s 7th district since 2003. The Democratic Representative was a champion of the environment and other progressive policies. He leaves behind a wife and three children. 





Raul Grijalva was 77 years old.

Soon after the announcement, many who knew or served with the congressman posted condolences.

A few hours later, something very unusual happened. Raul Grijalva posted on X.

Understandably, folks were befuddled. The progressive Democrat was no fan of the Trump Administration or DOGE, but was he so impassioned that he was continuing to resist from beyond the grave?

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For believers in the paranormal, Washington, D.C., has long been considered one of America’s most haunted cities. Winston Churchill famously claimed to have had a conversation with the ghost of Abraham Lincoln. As Churchill tells it, he had just finished a bath (and a few fingers of good scotch) when the spectral form of the 16th president appeared to him in the Lincoln Bedroom where the British Prime Minister was staying. ‘Good evening, Mr. President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage,’ quipped Churchill as he stood naked before the apparition with a freshly lit cigar. He said Lincoln smiled and then disappeared. Churchill would visit the White House several times after his encounter but refused to stay in the Lincoln Bedroom.





For generations, the deceased have been one of the Democrats’ most reliable voting blocks. Are recently departed Democrats now debating policy from the afterlife?

Like the graveyard voters, Raul Grijalva’s X post was not paranormal. It’s just really hard to find good help in D.C. these days.

We will probably never find out if the staffer who posted this did so out of incompetence or poor taste. We hope they leave social media (and voting) to the living in the future.

Rest well, Mr. Grijalva. May your memory be a blessing to all who loved you.












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