Teddy Daniels is an insurrectionist. He was a 2020 primary candidate for U.S. House District 8 in Pennsylvania and came in second with 24% of the vote. In 2022, he ran in the GOP primary for Lieutenant Governor and came in third with 12% of the vote in spite of Trump’s support.
A few weeks before the primary, his wife sought an order of protection alleging he was stalking her and threatening her, their child, and the dog. He threatened to kill the dog in front of the children. He was barred from possessing firearms as well. A week later, he got the order thrown out, just in time for the primary.
However, his wife was the third woman who has taken him to court. His ex-wife claimed he was violent, verbally and physically abusive, that he stalked her and harassed her at her workplace. Both she and another woman have also filed claims for failing to pay child support.
He boasts about his police career but he was suspended and then separated for “unbecoming conduct” including lying to investigators and using official records for personal reasons
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- Philly Voice: Republican running for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor accused of threatening wife, child and family dog
Carlisle, Pennsylvania · Friday, April 29, 2022