Minnesota Republican candidate on disabled voters: 'Should they be voting?'

The Republican Party's plan to find all the worst people in America and run them for office just keeps on going. This time it's Kim Crockett, who has a good shot at becoming the party's nominee for Minnesota secretary of state on Tuesday. Crockett wants to be in charge of Minnesota elections. Crockett has some extremely peculiar ideas about which Americans even ought to be allowed to vote to begin with.

In a 2020 radio interview resurfaced by The Huffington Post, Crockett mused on a state Supreme Court ruling allowing voters to ask for help in casting their vote if they have a disability or don't feel confident in their ability to read English. And by "mused," we mean: