'GOP' House candidate admits she's actually a progressive in viral video: 'Telling people the truth'

A candidate for Congress hoping to represent North Carolina's 14th district, Kate Barr, says she is running as a Republican because it is the only path to compete in her district due to GOP gerrymandering.

Progressive candidate for the U.S. House in North Carolina, Kate Barr, was pressed on why she is running in the Republican primary during a viral podcast appearance. (Kate Barr Can Win/Getty Images)

On Nov. 6, Barr filed paperwork to challenge incumbent Rep. Tim Moore, R-N.C., to represent the state's 14th Congressional District. 

Barr states on her website's home page that she is running as a Republican because it's "the only way to kick these corrupt cowards out of office." She claims that Republicans have "rigged the maps" to ensure they will come out victors "every time."

"The general election has already been decided. So - the primary is the only competition for this job," Barr's website explains.

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A man fills out a ballot at a voting booth on May 17, 2022, in Mt. Gilead, North Carolina. (Getty Images)

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"I hate to burst the outrage bubble, but she's not making a big secret out of this. It's her whole schtick, and it's front and center on her campaign website," said Second Amendment activist Cam Edwards, on X, in response to the viral video of Barr.

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