Batshiat Crazy Harry on losing: "The horror," the horror, the horror

The man with the heart of darkness faces his own political apocalypse and the results are not pretty
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Batshiat Crazy Harry Walia may come back for more self-created public abuse next year. Then again, he may not. It all depends.

In an open letter to his supporters (PDF file, one page), Walia shows off his math skillz, thanks his supporters, comments on "the horror of smear" aimed at him, and warns that he may come back for sloppy seconds next year.

Walia claims in his letter that he endured "the horror" only to lose by 70 votes. In fact, the margin was 139 votes, but who's counting? It's only math.

"Your hard work... helped us to dispel the difficulties, to withstand the horror of smear, insults, and personal attacks."

Claiming that his campaign was "a success even though it did not bring me a victory," Walia claimed to have run a "clean campaign."

Hold that thought for a moment. Here's an email I received on October 29, a week before the election.

During Sun Fiesta I had a yard sale and used one of his illegally posted [on city property] signs as the foundation for my yard sale sign. During the parade they blocked off an entrance to my street, so I went to check on my signage. The sign I posted below Walia's sign had been ripped off and was nowhere to be found (in other words, it had been stolen).

Several days later, I happened to look out my window and saw Harry placing one of his signs in MY yard. I promptly went out, picked it up, saw that he was walking back to his car which was parked halfway down the street, and approached him saying, "You cannot place your sign on my property."

He responded that it was not my property, but the property of the doctor's office next door.

I replied that a) he was mistaken, it was my property; and b) that regardless of whose property it was, it was illegal to post the sign so close to the road as it obstructs drivers' views.

I handed him his sign and he said, "You're miserable!"

I bit my tongue and only responded, "Well, at least I didn't throw your sign away. And, by the way, there are at least 30 of my friends and family whose vote you will not be getting."

After reading the comments on this website, and the article in the paper yesterday, I wonder, "Who's miserable NOW???" Cheers.

The real horror (or the real fun, depending on your point of view) comes in his less than obscure threat to maybe sort-of  return for more self-created public abuse: "I will only say I may return, God willing."

Hell, Harry, don't go away mad.