The devil not only went down to Georgia but he scored. This Senate race in Georgia with Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock is turning out to be a dream for the demonic Democratic Party.

How to present this to you, Dear Readers? I could write about what the nouveau city-slickers of Atlanta want versus what the real people living in the suburbs want. Or maybe I can present to you what the professional hysteria-making media want you to believe.

Politico has the latest on all the polls. They put Georgia in the “toss-up” category while also mentioning the allegations against Walker and went even further to slip in potential mistreatment of other women, of course.

It was an eventful last week in Georgia, where Republican nominee Herschel Walker is battling allegations that he paid for an ex-girlfriend’s abortion — the latest in a litany of accusations about Walker and his treatment of women over the years. – Politico (emphasis was mine)

Lance Cpl. Keely Dyer, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

So, here we have two men battling for the Senate seat in Georgia. Forget the fact that the media is having a field day with Herschel. We now have Republicans coming unglued about this story. The Lieutenant Governor of Georgia is now saying that the only reason Hershel got as far as he did in this race is because he made a bunch of touchdowns in the 1980s.

But then we have Dana Loesch speaking her truth in regards to the scandal of Herschel Walker.

Make sure you get the whole take, I want to promote all of what I said, so thanks for the assist: https://t.co/8zdEcDILeg https://t.co/WzmEU1WKyV

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 5, 2022

While Dana’s stance is quite harsh, I’m going to have to admit I agree with her. Don’t take your eye off the ball. Stay focused and push forward is what I say. Let’s say for a second that everything is true, that Herschel did knowingly pay for an abortion years ago.

Guess what? In my early 20s, before I had any sort of life experience, I was a pro-choicer. <gasp> But then I grew up, acquired those life experiences, found God, and started a family. Then, I changed my mind about abortion. Not only am I pro-life but I am also one of those weirdos that takes it seriously because I’m also against the death penalty.

So yes, people change their minds and hearts about things. But what about a preacher who turns corrupt? Well now, that might be something to take into consideration for sure.

DO SCANDALS STILL MATTER?

It is telling that the Democrats don’t care that Herschel Walker may have paid for an abortion years ago. No, that’s not the stick in their craw, it’s that he may have lied about it. That’s what they are concerned with. That’s rich.

“I did not have sexual relations with that woman,” says Bill Clinton. We all know how that ended.

Concerning Raphael Warnock? Here ya go:

Atlanta resident Melvin Robertson initially sued Warnock (D-Ga.) in 2019 over allegations dating back to 2005, when Warnock led the city’s Ebenezer Baptist Church. That suit was dismissed by a federal judge in Georgia without any of the defendants being served, Politico reported.

Robertson sued again in April 2021, making the same allegations against Warnock and naming the church and other public officials as defendants, the report said.

Warnock used his campaign lawyers from Elias Law Group to defend him in the case, along with Atlanta-based firm Krevolin & Horst. – New York Post

And this from the Republican National Senatorial Committee:

Raphael Warnock, the most protected-by-the-press politician in Washington….by a mile.

Here’s a quick rundown of lingering issues for Warnock that have somehow fully disappeared from any media scrutiny.

• Warnock is currently embroiled in a battle with his ex-wife who claims that the Senator is a “great actor” who has not lived up to the terms of their custody agreement and doesn’t pay his fair share of child care costs.  He also ran over her foot with his car after an argument.

• In fact, Warnock used $61,000 of campaign funds to pay for child care.

• This is odd because since becoming a Senator his income has doubled (something he railed against as a Senator), and he receives a nearly $90,000 tax-free housing stipend from his church.

• To pay for another legal fight, dating back 17 years, Warnock again turned to his war chest of campaign money to pay for legal representation – a BIG no-no.  Also, the representation came from well-known Democrat lawyer, Marc Elias.

• Warnock sent $75,000 of COVID money to a social justice organization he founded.

   

WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT IN GEORGIA

And who is asking what the people want? It’s not fancy and flashy but here is a news clip from someone on the ground who interviewed Georgia’s people asking them what they want.

If you go to Herschel’s YouTube channel you will find a 20-second clip from the candidate and it is simply titled Grace.

Feature Image – Michael Rivera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons