claims to be an expert on the topic because he claims to own four hundred books on the assassination. He says the three-pointed jester's hat he wears represents three covered-up murders by U.S. politicians. Morrow called the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton an "angry bull dyke" and Republican former Governor Rick Perry "a rampaging bisexual adulterer." He says that "much of the Bush family should be in jail." Governor Greg Abbott, Perry's successor, unable to prevent Morrow from being seated as county chairman, said that he did not consider Morrow a spokesman for the party. Vice chairman Matt Mackowiak called Morrow's election "a coup" and has sought to prevent him from becoming chairman. Morrow said that the leadership which opposes him can "go fuck themselves." Mackowiak also called Morrow "a conspiracy theorist to the extreme" and termed his election as chairman a "disaster" for the party. The chairman principally recruits, trains, and encourages volunteers for the general election and usually shuns political positions for the sake of getting out the vote for the slate of nominees. Travis County is a Democratic stronghold in Texas, but some Republicans have won local offices there in recent years. Morrow could not be removed from office except for conviction of a felony. Otherwise, Mackowiak said that he would try to form an alternate Republican organization that will bypass Morrow, with critical establishment support, and function as the real Republican Party in Travis County for the two years of Morrow's term. James Dickey attributed his defeat as chairman to voters uninformed about the two candidates and their positions. A similar situation of concern developed when the Democrat District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg of Travis County did not resign in 2013 after her arrest for driving while intoxicated. After two months, Dickey regained the position when Morrow was forced out by Republican Party leaders and later disqualified for his chairmanship after his write-in presidential bid. In 2015, Morrow co-authored with Roger Stone, and foreword by Kathleen Willey, The Clintons' War on Women. The book has been described by Politico as a "sensational" work that contains "explosive, but highly dubious, revelations about both Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton" with a focus on Bill Clinton sexual misconduct allegations. Morrow calls himself "a truth seeker and a truth teller. Even if it's the ugly truth." In a 2008 article on Morrow, the St. Petersburg Times described him as "devot[ing]