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2026-09-03 19:33
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GOP gubernatorial candidate claims he 'met Satan in person' during exorcism
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Blue state governor candidate claims he ‘met Satan in person’ in resurfaced podcast episode
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First reported by The Christian Post (Right); 2 outlets over 22h.
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Colorado Republican Victor Marx claimed on his podcast he "met Satan in person" while praying for a girl at a high-security Texas youth prison.
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Victor Marx, the Republican Party's gubernatorial nominee in Colorado, claimed to have encountered Satan personally during an episode of "spiritual warfare," according to resurfaced audio.
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