He was never a good guy. Lots of us, and especially Black women, warned that he was not trustworthy. The way he pulled a shotgun on a random Black jogger based on nothing but suspicion that he might have been involved in a crime the week before ... Huge red flag that a bunch of people ignored

Wow. I missed that. I think I mostly saw him on Colbert and was thinking he was doing some positive things at the time but that's all I remember. I guess I'm getting old.

He already had some red flags as mentioned, but after his stroke, it intensified greatly. He refused the mental evaluation that people often need to monitor personality changes that can occur post stroke. Several of his staffers anonymously told a reporter that he wasn't the same (worse) after.

Mental evaluations need to be mandatory but I'm not sure what the penalty for refusal would be.

He seems to have gotten more volatile and much harder to deal with since his stroke, but anyone willing to research his record during the primaries would have seen that Malcolm Kenyatta and Conor Lamb were both superior choices